OVER 50 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN THE STOVE INDUSTRY

OVER 50 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN THE STOVE INDUSTRY

One of the South West's largest stove and fire showroom's

Visit Our Showroom

Over 100 stoves on display with live burning demonstrations. Browse wood burning, multi-fuel, gas and electric stoves — and get expert advice from our experienced team.

Your visit to Knight Stoves is a relaxed, no-obligation experience.

Browse 100+ Stoves

Live burning displays featuring wood burning, multi-fuel, gas and electric stoves. See them in action before you buy.

Expert Advice

Our experienced team will help you find the perfect stove for your home, lifestyle and budget. No pressure, just honest guidance.

The Full Process

From choosing your stove to connecting you with HETAS-qualified installers, we'll guide you through every step.

Prepare Before You Visit

Your Room Details

Fill this in before your visit so our team can give you tailored advice. You can print a blank more detailed form or fill and send this and we will send a copy to your email along with follow up suggestions.

ROOM DIMENSIONS (Metres)


Important things to think about before choosing and installing a woodburning or multifuel stove.

Important information on gas and electric fires & stoves can be found in our FAQ’s

Air Space Around the Stove

The stove should have adequate air space around it to allow the stove to heat the room rather than heat the fireplace. A minimum of 150mm (6”) is required above the stove (500mm if there is a wooden mantel/beam) and 100mm (4”) either side.

If you don’t have a traditional chimney in your property, you can install a stainless-steel twin wall chimney. If you have an existing chimney it may need lining or relining depending on its condition, age and how it was constructed.

A minimum of 225mm hearth from the front of the stove is required. Either side 150mm is needed. If the doors on the stove come out further it is good practice to increase the measurements to the depth of the door.

Fires require oxygen to burn and current regulations state that stoves over 5 kilowatt output require an air vent of 1 square inch (645.16 sq mm) per kw. Stoves under 5kw do not require an air vent, unless the property has been built since 2010, the room has more than one chimney or there is an extractor fan nearby. Many woodburners now have a direct air supply, that you can use if needed.

You should always use properly seasoned or kiln-dried wood with a moisture content below 20% on a woodburning stove. Burning wet wood creates excessive smoke, tar deposits in your chimney, and dramatically reduces efficiency. We can advise on local wood suppliers.

Please note if you live in a smoke control area (mostly within UK cities, see DEFRA’s website to find this out) and want to burn wood, you will need a DEFRA exempt appliance. Most ecodesign woodburning stoves are already DEFRA exempt, but it will need to be checked. Alternatively, you can burn smokeless fuel on a multifuel stove.

 

A correctly sized stove is crucial. Too large and you’ll overheat the room; too small and it won’t be effective. Modern stoves achieve 60–80% efficiency compared to just 5–20% for an open fire. Bring your room dimensions and we’ll calculate the ideal output (kW) for your space or you can use our stove size calculator.

Stove installations must comply with Building Regulations Approved Document J (England & Wales).

This covers hearth sizes, flue requirements, ventilation, and distances to combustibles.

A HETAS or OFTEC engineer can fit wood burners and sign the installation off themselves, taking legal responsibility for the installation. You can fit them yourself or by a builder, but you will need to apply for building regulation approval.

We offer delivery throughout the South West. Alternatively, you can collect your stove from our showroom and receive a 10% collection discount. Our team will ensure your stove is carefully packaged for safe transport.

We deliver across the whole of UK for Trade accounts

Find Us & Directions

Directions

Leave the M4 at Junction 18 → Take the A46 towards Bath → at the A46/A420 roundabout take the left onto the A420 towards Chippenham → proceed for 2 miles until you come to the village of Marshfield on the right → do not turn into the village but take the second turning on the left signposted for Castle Farm → we are 400 yards down the lane on the left.

At the A46/A420 roundabout take the A420 towards Chippenham → proceed for 2 miles until you come to the village of Marshfield on the right → do not turn into the village but take the second turning on the left signposted for Castle Farm → we are 400 yards down the lane on the left.

Take the A420 from Chippenham, proceed for 8 miles until you come to the village
of Marshfield on the left → do not turn into the village but carry along the A420 for 1 mile → take the fourth turning on the right signposted for Castle Farm → we are 400 yards down the lane on the left.

Stove Support Form

Fill out the below form and we can help you find the top stoves to fit your space.

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Ask an Expert

Not sure where to start? We’re here to help.

Whether you’re choosing your first stove, looking for a spare part or planning a complete fireplace installation, our team is always happy to offer honest, practical advice.

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