I recently swept this monster of a stove at an address in Littlebury Green. Needless to say that this stove was located in a rather large room. The customer told me that it heats the room very well and with the aid of

I do like a contemporary cylindrical stove in the right setting. This is a Morso 6140 Multi-fuel Stove that I recently Swept at an address in Farnham. As I say, I think a contemporary cylindrical stove is great particularly if it is in

 Just like its name this is a chubby workman like stove, the Chili Penguin Chubby 5 Multi-Fuel Stove. I recently Swept this example in an address in Clare where it was installed by Cut Maple Stoves of Sturma/New England. They always make an excellent

I do see a great deal of these Ekol Crystal 5 Multi-Fuel Stoves around the local area, they do seem to be a very popular low budget stove and the customers all report them working very well. So, it’s probably comes as no

Last week we had some time off and as you do with your time off you spend it by doing work related things! So in between visiting family we made a fact-finding trip to the Clearview Stoves Showroom in Ludlow. As can be seen

Although I sweep a large number of ACR stoves across the local area, the vast majority of them are freestanding stoves. I can’t remember ever coming across an ACR cassette stove, so I have decided to focus this week’s blog on this ACR

 
Here is something of a monster stove, the rather large Yeoman County 13 Kw Multi-Fuel Stove. This example is in a large house in Wimbish and as you might expect, heat heats a similarly large room. As you can see from the design of this

Not a spectacularly unusual or rare stove as I normally feature in my weekly blogs, but I thought I would include this stove as it is the first new Jotul Eco stoves that I have come across on my travels. This is a

Although I sweep a lot of Morso stoves across the area, this is the only example of the Morso 7110 multi-fuel model that I sweep. So this stove is something of a rarity. This example is in a thatched cottage in Bardfield End

Here is something that i thought was really interesting. Whilst working in Shalford just this week, I saw this memorial to B17 Flying Fortress ‘Dry Gulcher’ which crash close to the church in Shalford on 4th August 1944. I found it a fascinating piece