Specialist and hanging stoves
Suspended, freestanding and statement stoves for conversions and characterful buildings. The chapel install proves the point.
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North Yorkshire
Wood burning stoves, log burners and fireplaces in Bedale
Wood burning stoves and specialist installations across Bedale and the surrounding villages.
Installation in Bedale
HETAS-registered stove installation in Bedale
Bedale is a Georgian market town of characterful stone homes, old farmhouses and converted rural buildings, the kind of properties where a woodburner belongs at the heart of the room. Many of these homes have an original chimney worth lining, while barns and outbuildings brought into use often need a twin-wall flue fitting from scratch, sized so the stove draws cleanly.
This is an area we know well. Just outside Bedale we completed a bespoke Dik Geurts Oval hanging stove in a converted chapel, suspended from the structure as a genuine centrepiece, exactly the kind of specialist work we enjoy. We cover Bedale, Aiskew and the villages of Crakehall, Patrick Brompton, Snape and Well.
Where cleaner-burning or smoke-control questions matter, we specify Ecodesign-ready, energy-efficient stoves where appropriate and explain the rules in our DEFRA and smoke control guide.
Local knowledge
Common chimney and fireplace work in Bedale homes
Bedale’s Georgian townhouses and the farmhouses around it often hide the best fireplaces in the district: wide inglenooks with big old flues that have never seen a liner. We open them up, fit a correctly sized stainless liner with a register plate, and finish the chamber in brick or stone with an oak beam over the opening. Done right, the inglenook becomes the warmest seat in the house instead of a draughty hole.
The other half of our Bedale work is conversions. Barns, outbuildings and, in one case we are especially proud of, a chapel, where we suspended a Dik Geurts Oval hanging stove from the original structure as the centrepiece of the room. Buildings like these usually have no usable chimney, so we design a twin-wall insulated flue from scratch, engineered around the building rather than forced through it.
Out here the stove is often the main heat source rather than a luxury, working hard from October to April. For heavy use we usually recommend the higher grade 904 liner over the standard 316, because it stands up far better to the condensates a hard-working stove produces. The difference is explained in our chimney liner guide, and a yearly service and sweep keeps everything safe and efficient.
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Recent work near Bedale
A recent local install
Dik Geurts Oval hanging stove, near Bedale
A suspended Dik Geurts Oval hanging stove fitted as the centrepiece of a converted chapel near Bedale, with the flue and support engineered around the original structure.
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What we would suggest for Bedale homes
Twin-wall flues for conversions
Barns and outbuildings with no chimney get a properly engineered twin-wall system, designed for the building.
Learn moreInglenook chambers and beams
Wide old openings opened up, lined, finished in brick or stone and topped with a handmade oak beam.
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Stoves, fires and fireplaces we fit around Bedale
Wood burning stoves
Supply and fit of woodburning and multi-fuel stoves, sized to the room and the chimney.
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Fireplaces, surrounds, chambers and beams finished to suit the proportions of the room.
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Individually designed natural stone fireplaces, handcrafted to suit the architecture and proportions of your home.
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Fire FX electric fires, media walls and inset models where a real flame is not practical.
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Stone, granite, limestone, sandstone, gritstone and slate hearths, cut to size for your fireplace or freestanding stove.
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Beams, hearths and chamber wall finishes (brick, porcelain or stone) to build the look around your stove.
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Areas and villages we cover around Bedale
We cover Bedale and Aiskew and the villages around them: Crakehall, Patrick Brompton, Snape, Well and Leeming, and up the A684 toward Leyburn, Middleham and the dales. Northallerton and Thirsk are both close by and part of the same patch, so a survey visit is easy to arrange.
Aiskew · Crakehall · Patrick Brompton · Snape · Well · Leeming · Middleham
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Installed with care, certified with confidence
Carl self-certifies every installation and notifies Building Control on your behalf, so the work is signed off properly and your certificate of compliance is issued for your records.
- HETAS-registered installer
- Certificate of compliance issued
- Meets your home insurance
Bedale questions
Bedale stove installation FAQs
Do you cover Middleham and the Wensleydale edge?
Yes. Middleham, Leyburn and the villages west of Bedale are on the same dales-edge run. Stoves in these homes are usually about honest room sizing, exposed chimneys and a flue specification that suits harder winter use.
Can you really fit a hanging stove?
Yes. We fitted a suspended Dik Geurts Oval as the centrepiece of a converted chapel near Bedale, with the flue and support engineered around the original structure. It is specialist work, and exactly the kind of installation we enjoy most.
Can you put a stove in a barn conversion with no chimney?
Yes. We design a twin-wall insulated flue for the building, routed internally through the roof or up an outside wall, sized so the stove draws cleanly. Every system is specified for the property, from the brackets to the cowl.
What do you do with a big old inglenook?
Open it up properly, line the flue, fit a register plate, and finish the chamber in brick or stone with a beam over the opening. The stove is then sized to the room, not the opening, so it heats well instead of roaring away wastefully.
Which liner should a stove in daily use have?
For a stove that runs hard all winter we usually recommend a 904 grade liner over the standard 316. It resists the acidic condensates of heavy use far better and lasts longer, which makes it the sensible buy for a main heat source.
How much does a stove installation cost around Bedale?
A straightforward supply and fit typically runs from around £1,800 to £3,000, chimney lining jobs usually land between £2,500 and £4,500, and a full twin-wall system for a conversion starts from around £3,500. One written price after the free survey.
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