Gas Stoves

The Beaumont gas stove adds sophistication to any room with its classical design, featuring swept cabriole legs and a corniced top. It works with a conventional chimney on natural gas and has a slider for controlling the captivating flame effect. This stove reflects the manufacturer’s commitment to quality and reliability, they are also well known for their wood-burning fires.

Available in a panoramic single door or classic double door version, this appliance can use natural gas or LPG for homes without a grid connection. It includes a digital remote control with various features, or you can use the basic on/off and flame height adjustment. Both the remote and appliance run on batteries, so there’s no need for a mains connection, allowing it to light even during a power cut.

Both gas stoves from this manufacturer are available as conventional or balanced flue versions and can use either natural gas or LPG, making them suitable for most properties. Constructed with a high-quality steel body, these stoves have a solid feel and a maximum heat output of 4.5 kW, adequate for most rooms. They also come in a wide range of colours, from pastel shades to bold options like flamingo pink and raincoat yellow—definitely worth considering!

Some gas stoves offer the choice between manual and remote control, and this model is one of them. Many prefer the familiar piezo ignition, appreciating the simplicity of not needing to find a remote. The manual version is also more affordable, as it doesn’t require the additional receiver and motorisation for remote use.

This gas stove features a large window for a modern look and offers customisable options, including standard or skirted legs and a matte black or warm white gloss finish. Made in the UK, it has manual and remote control options, a realistic log fuel effect kit, and delivers up to 4.7 kilowatts of heat with natural gas, slightly less for LPG.