Is there a ban on Wood Burners ?

No, Wood Burners aren’t being banned. Here’s What UK Rules Really Mean Lately, you may have seen headlines, or heard chatter online, suggesting that wood burners and solid fuel stoves are being banned. This will be understandably worrying if you’ve invested in a stove for heat, comfort, or that cosy ambience that only real flame…

How Do You Install a Pellet Stove? A Practical Installation Guide for Homes

If you are asking how to install a pellet stove, you are already asking the right question. Installation quality has a direct impact on efficiency, reliability, and long-term maintenance. Done properly, pellet stoves deliver steady heat, clean combustion, and predictable running. Done poorly, they can become noisy, inefficient, or difficult to live with. We approach…

How much does it cost to install a wood burning stove? Our guide to a wood burner installation

The average cost for a high-quality wood burning stove to be installed is £2,800. However, the cost of a wood burning stove can vary a lot based on the size and style you choose.

Breaking Ground in Business Growth: Island Pellet Stoves featured on the 100 Days Podcast

At Island Pellet Stoves, we’ve always believed that the key to success lies in constant innovation and a commitment to growth. Our own products come from innovative designs to suit British homes better, including solutions for heating water from a wood burning stove. That’s why we’re thrilled to announce that our very own Marc Howell…

Research highlights the air-quality benefits of Wood Pellet Stoves

The use of wood as a heating fuel provides CO2 (Carbon Dioxide) reduction benefits when compared to fossil fuels due to wood being a renewable fuel. CO2 is emitted in the burning of wood fuel but it is absorbed during the re-growth of the tree; therefore as long as wood fuel is produced from sustainable…

Wood Pellet Stoves: An environmentally friendly alternative to wood burning stove?

If you’ve been keeping up with the news of late, you’ll be aware that wood burning stoves, open fires and farms are due to face new restrictions. These new restrictions are coming into force as the UK Government sets out a ‘world leading’ plan to tackle air pollution and improve air quality in the UK…