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Following changes in the law, you could find an official on your doorstep issuing a £300 fine for allowing your stove to be too smoky. To make sure you don't get penalised by this 2023 law change which means your chimney must emit less that 3g/hour smoke, instead of 5g/hour, we wanted to share some steps that you can take to avoid this happening to you.

The new rules apply to all households that use log burners in smoke control areas. As these areas cover most of England’s towns and cities, most households in England may be subject to this fine. Anyone found to be in breach could now be liable for an on-the-spot fine of up to £300 and could even face criminal prosecution if they refuse to cut back their chimney smoke.

If you’re unsure if you live in a Smoke Control Area you should contact your local council to check. You can also check your postcode on this

Choose from our range of multi fuel stoves to enjoy the flexibility of burning either wood or smokeless fuel, an exceptionally efficient way to heat your home. Save on heating costs during winter and enhance your home with a stunning focal point. All our stoves are DEFRA approved for use in Smokeless Zones. 

Whether you prefer a modern or traditional style, we're sure to have the perfect stove for you. Explore our full range of multi-fuel stoves now available here.

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