Outdoor Stoves
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There is nothing quite like an outdoor wood gas or bioethanol fireplace for your garden space or terrace. The Fireplace Superstore has sourced the leading collection of luxury stoves from the UK and Europe.
RB73 Outdoor Wood Burning Stoves
Rb73 is a renowned supplier of robust outdoor burners manufactured in the Netherlands to the highest standards, made from corTen steel, meaning corrosion-resistant, developed by US steel accomplishing a weatherproof product consisting of nickel, silicon copper, and chromium. Corten steel is a rusty orange color with a long lifespan, developing a layer of rust the oxide skin will shield the deeper materials from oxygen, after 2/6 months the corTen no longer produces rust (water).
The Beauty of CorTen Steel
The lovely rust color is forever changing bringing a new dynamic to your garden space, working perfectly in an outdoor environment, never having the need to be treated, especially during early use we advise having a cover below the stoves, due to possible rust staining, over time this should not be an issue.
RB73 Styling
The RB73 collection of outdoor wood stoves included a beautiful range of static and movable burners with the wheel option when you require your stove in a different location in your outdoor space, the Quaruba stoves are available with a host of options including Large XL and XXL with choice of static or wheels and a choice of different glass versions including four-sided glass. The Piqua is the perfect choice for a smaller garden area the Bijuga will also be accommodating in a smaller space and with the option to move to different locations. A range of wood stores manufactured in the CorTen steel will add even more ambiance and styling to your outdoor living space.
How To Light Your Fire
Always use dry wood fuel with 15 to 20% moisture this will produce less smoke and be better for the environment, cross stacking kindling with a firelighter when lighting is the perfect way to prevent smoke ensuring your neighbors are not disturbed, leaving the door ajar when initialing lighting the stove will provide more air allowing the fire to burn more quickly.