Gas fires

Gas fires with a real flame, fitted properly

A gas fire suits rooms where you want a real flame, steady heat and a fireplace that feels part of the house. The important part is choosing a fire that suits the chimney, flue and room. We supply the fire, make the stone surround to measure, and Lewis handles the Gas Safe gas work.

The gas fires

14 models, supplied and fitted

When gas is the right choice

Gas can be a strong choice if you already have a fireplace or chimney and you want a real flame without storing fuel. It can suit sitting rooms, dining rooms and older homes where the fireplace is still the natural centre of the room. It also suits people who want quick control and a flame that feels different from an electric effect.

The first question is not the brand or trim. It is whether the room can take the fire safely. Some gas fires use a conventional chimney. Some use a balanced flue through an outside wall. Some products have different requirements again. We keep that plain: we look at the room, talk through what is possible, and steer you away from anything that does not suit the house.

Glass-fronted, open-fronted and room style

A glass-fronted gas fire is usually chosen when heat output and control matter. The flame is behind glass, which can make the fire feel cleaner and more contained. An open-fronted fire gives a more traditional view of the flame, but the room and flue need to be right for it. The choice is practical as much as visual.

The surround matters too. A simple marble fireplace can make a modern gas fire feel settled in an older room. A cleaner stone frame can suit a newer home. Because our stonework is made in our own Midlands workshop, the hearth, chamber and surround can be planned around the fire rather than chosen from a fixed packet.

What you can see in the showroom

Visit the Solihull showroom to compare gas fire styles, trims, stone samples and fireplace proportions. Seeing the fire beside real stone helps you judge whether you want a stronger traditional surround, a cleaner modern frame or a quieter finish. Bring photos of your current fireplace, chimney breast and room if you have them.

If the project is not straightforward, we will say so. Gas fire choice depends on the property, and it is better to check the route early than to choose a product that cannot be fitted. Our process page explains how we move from showroom conversation to quote and fitting.

For older homes around Solihull, Birmingham and Warwickshire, the useful details are often hidden in the existing opening. A photo of the fireplace, hearth and outside wall can save a wasted conversation and help us steer you towards products worth seeing in person.

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Common questions

Who carries out the gas work?

Lewis, one of the family, is Gas Safe registered. Gas work is handled through him, so the fire is fitted and checked by the right qualified person.

Do all gas fires need a chimney?

No. Some need a conventional chimney, some use a balanced flue, and some are designed differently. We need to understand the room and the existing opening before recommending a route.

Should I choose a glass-fronted or open gas fire?

Glass-fronted fires can suit rooms where heat and efficiency matter most. Open-fronted fires can suit people who want a more traditional flame view, where the room and flue allow.

Can you make the stone surround?

Yes. We make the hearth, chamber and surround in our own Midlands workshop, then plan them around the chosen gas fire.

Talk to us about your gas fire

Tell us about the room, the chimney and the look you want. We will help you choose a sensible fire and stone route.

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