Bring rustic charm into your Dorking, Reigate or Redhill home with one of our wood-burning stoves, which are perfect for heating and cooking. We have a wide range of options ready to view at our fireplace showroom on Punchbowl Lane, Dorking, so why not pop down?
If you’d prefer to look online, you can view our previous work, including electric fire installations and log burner maintenance. Please contact us with any questions.
Dorking Fire & Stoves’ high-quality wood burners are unmatched in warmth, efficiency and charm. Our HETAS-registered, in-house team helps you choose the best stove for your property, and we are happy to guide you around our fireplace showroom.
Our products include:
We take every measure to ensure new wood-burning stoves are safe and fully compliant. This may include fitting new chimney liners, flue systems or hearths where needed. Our HETAS-compliant installations meet UK Building Regulations.
Some of the popular stove brands we supply include:
Wood burners have come a long way in recent years, offering exceptional efficiency, cleaner combustion and impressive heat output. They bring warmth, character and timeless charm to almost any home, often adding value while creating a cosy focal point. See the options we offer at our fireplace showroom in Dorking, welcoming clients from Reigate, Redhill and beyond.
Due to popular demand, installing wood-burning and multi-fuel stoves accounts for the majority of our work, which is a testament to their benefits.
Modern wood-burning stoves provide a reliable, cost-effective source of heat. During the colder months, an efficient wood burner can help reduce heating bills.
Our professional fittings and attractive finishes transform the look and feel of your home and create a beautiful, custom interior that complements the rest of the property.
Protect your property and maximise performance with a secure, in-regulation setup. Our chimney liner installation ensures smoke and gas are safely channelled, preventing tar build-up.
Wood-burning and multi-fuel stoves are fitted and signed off in the same way, but they operate differently. A wood-burning stove can only burn wood and has a flat base where ash collects. Multi-fuel stoves can burn various types of fuel, such as wood, smokeless coal and briquettes, making them more versatile. They have a raised grate at the bottom that lets air circulate underneath, which is essential for burning smokeless fuels. Ash falls through the grate and collects in a pan below. Because air circulation is needed below the fuel, multi-fuel stoves need emptying more often.