Why is my stove glass turning black?
If your wood-burning stove glass keeps turning black, it isn’t a fault — it’s a sign that something in the way the stove is being used,...
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is My Wood Stove Smoking? Cold Flue & Winter Safety
When the weather turns cold, you may find that your wood burner suddenly smokes more when you first light it. Though it may be alarmin...
How to Tell If Your Woodburner Needs a Service
Not sure if your woodburner needs a service? Discover the key signs to watch for and why regular maintenance is essential for safety, efficiency, and peace of mind.
Why Choose Sandpits
SANDPITS, SCHIEDEL & SPECFLUE
We understand the excitement of having a new stove fitted into y...
The Useful Afterlife of Wood Ash: A Guide for Gardeners and Homeowners
If you enjoy the warmth of a wood-burning stove, you've probably found yourself with a pile of wood ash. But beyond being t...
Quick Guide to Bird-Proofing Your Chimney
Nesting birds in chimneys not only create inconvenience but also pose significant risks such as blockages leading to fires,...
The DIY Guide to Replacing Rope Seals on Your Woodburner
Ensuring your woodburner operates at its best means regular maintenance, especially when it comes to often overlooked compo...
Stove Spares FAQ
Stove Spares
FAQ
How durable are stove parts?
Durability of stove components is akin to the lifespan of car tyr...
Shutting Down Your Stove For Summer
It's that time of year—when we have to begin the process of properly shutting down our wood burning or multi-fuel stoves for the summer months. Although it can be a bit of a chore, taking the time to ensure your stove is safely secured will help guarantee it stays in top condition so you can enjoy years of use.
