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INSTALLING A STOVE IN A SHED OR SHEPHERD HUT? READ THE STOVE YARD’S COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE!
If you’re planning to install a stove in your shed, hut, cabin or garden office then no doubt you’ve probably already visited some websites and also watched a few of the many YouTube videos to help kick-start your project. It’s important though to point out that a lot of these ‘how to’ videos, however well-intentioned they may be, in our opinion are grossly misinformed and some of the practices shown are actually downright dangerous. At the moment, and for the foreseeable future, there are no specific regulations regarding installing wood burning and multi fuel stoves in, to use the recognised term ‘temporary leisure accommodation’, so what’s a prospective installer supposed to do to ensure a safe and effective stove installation? To help you, The Stove Yard have put together a definitive, no-nonsense guide combining current building regulations with best practice, including from HETAS, and The Stove Yard’s own practical hands-on experience and advice. Check it out now so that you don’t make the same mistakes as the YouTube videos.
This year marks a major milestone for The Stove Yard: 20 years at the heart of home heating in Northern Ireland. From our humble beginnings back in 2005 to becoming Northern Ireland’s leading stove and fire retailer, it’s been quite the journey—and we think that’s worth celebrating.
To thank our loyal customers and mark the occasion, we’re launching our 20th Anniversary Sale, with up to 40% off selected stoves, fires, and BBQs. The sale runs from April 1st to May 31st, and all offers are available in-store at our Newtownards showroom.
On Saturday, April 5th, from 10 AM – 2 PM, we’re firing up the grills at The Stove Yard for a free BBQ tasting and live demo. Whether you’re thinking about getting a Traeger or just want some incredible food, this is your chance to see, smell, and taste what real wood-fired cooking is all about.
Will wood burning stoves be banned in the UK? Despite media scare stories, modern Ecodesign stoves are cleaner than ever, and sustainably sourced wood remains a carbon-neutral, renewable fuel. While regulations are tightening, wood burning stoves are here to stay.
