Stovax Fireplaces

Stovax Classic Fireplaces take their inspiration from 19th Century designs. We pride ourselves on the fact that each remains an individual masterpiece, authentically hand-cast to the same specification as Georgian and Victorian originals, and extensively finished to display a wealth of intricate detail.

For those home owners who would like to restore a period house to to its former glory or create an authentic look for a contemporary home, Stovax has the perfect fireplace for you.

Alexandra Insert Fireplaces

With its restrained elegance reminiscent of the late Edwardian era, the Alexandra Insert is a beautiful cast iron fireplace. Finished in your choice of Matt Black, Highlight Polished or Fully Polished, the design incorporates authentic hand-cast detailing and a graceful curving arch.

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Decorative Arched Insert Fireplaces

The Stovax Decorative Arched Insert fireplace pre-dates the Classical model by some 30 years, having been designed around the time of the Great Exhibition in 1851. Accordingly, it incorporates elements of Greek and Roman detailing which were frequently adopted as ornamentation, itself a reflection of Britain’s growing sense of grandeur and Empire.

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Adelaide Insert Fireplaces

Named after the Queen’s consort to William IV, the Stovax Adelaide fireplace is based on a model that originates from 1837. It is available in traditional matt black or polished finishes and features a particularly large grate which makes it ideal for burning logs.
There are two versions: the original and a slightly revised model that has a matching ashpan cover. The latter is also suitable for use with a gas fire.

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Kensington Insert Fireplaces

As a reaction to the overtly ornate style of the Baroque period, and influenced by Roman architecture seen during their ‘Grand Tour’, aristocratic Georgians developed a taste for what became known as Neo-Classical designs where elegance and symmetry became emblematic.
The Stovax Kensington Insert fireplace characterises this era perfectly. The only difference is that today you can choose to have a gas fire complete with remote control if you do not wish to burn logs or coal.
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