Installation and supply

- Orion Heating work closely with local independent HETAS registered installers who conduct surveys quickly following your visit to the shop.

HETAS accredited installers are able to carry out chimney work without the involvement and additional cost of Building Control. We recommend HETAS installers near to where you live who we know personally to do high quality and honestly priced work. Our customers are only ever quoted for the work required, there is no 'shop fee' added onto quotes.

By working in partnership with the installers, we aim to make your stove purchase as well as the installation a simple and enjoyable experience. The installers provide a survey and competitive quotation service, and in most cases collect and deliver each customers appliance. Customers arranging their own installation are welcome to collect their stoves and other materials directly from our showroom.

In addition we can put customers in contact with highly experienced cooker installers and pellet stove installers, able to couple up appliances with new or existing plumbing systems.

Minimalist installations

No fireplace, no constructional hearth. Novel in the UK, but typical of a continental installation. Make the stove a feature, incorporate it as if it were a piece of furniture. Stoves do not need to sit in a fireplace, you could consider a free standing installation.

A glass hearth can be used if a stove does not exceed 100°C underneath. We can advise on which stoves are suitable for this kind of installation. More information can be found on our 12mm hearth page

Spares

- Wood burners, Log burners, Wood stoves or Multifuel stoves. Whatever you call them,we also sell the replacement glass, door rope, glass cleaner, chimney cleaning logs and every other spare part.  Call in to discuss which spare parts you need.

- Stove glass page

- Stove accessories page

 

Photo:- an example installation - Large inglenooks in small rooms are common in this area. The obvious choice of stove is physically large to match in scale and proportion. However this installation demonstrates how a small stove can sit comfortably in a large inglenook, providing the ideal output for the room while leaving the 500 year old bricks and beams as the main focus.