Collection: Garden Stoves
Bring the cosy warmth of a wood-burning stove to your outdoor space with our range of premium garden stoves. Enclosed and efficient, these outdoor wood burners are perfect for sheltered patios, gazebos, pergolas and garden rooms — providing sustained, controllable heat throughout the cooler months.
Also explore our full Fire Pits & Garden Fires range, including fire pits, smokeless fire pits and fire bowls.
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Garden Stoves & Outdoor Wood Burners
Garden stoves bring the efficiency and warmth of a traditional wood-burning stove to your outdoor space. Unlike open fire pits, garden stoves feature an enclosed firebox with a controlled air supply, which means a more efficient burn, less smoke and sustained heat output over a longer period. Ideal for gazebos, covered patios and garden rooms, they transform your outdoor space into a comfortable retreat even on the coldest evenings.
Benefits of a Garden Stove
- Enclosed firebox for a more efficient, controlled burn
- Less smoke than an open fire pit
- Sustained heat output over longer periods
- Ideal for gazebos, pergolas and covered outdoor spaces
- Many models include a flue pipe for safe use under cover
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use a garden stove inside a gazebo?
Yes, many garden stoves are designed for use in gazebos and other covered outdoor structures, provided the stove is fitted with a flue pipe that vents smoke safely outside. Always ensure adequate ventilation and follow the manufacturer's installation guidelines. Never use a garden stove in a fully enclosed, unventilated space.
What fuel can I use in a garden stove?
Most garden stoves are designed for use with dry, seasoned hardwood logs. Some models may also accept smokeless solid fuel. Always use kiln-dried or well-seasoned wood with a moisture content below 20% for the cleanest, most efficient burn. Never burn treated timber, painted wood or household waste.
Do garden stoves need a flue?
Yes, garden stoves require a flue pipe to vent combustion gases safely away from the firebox. Most models come supplied with a flue pipe or have compatible accessories available. The flue should be positioned to direct smoke away from seating areas and any overhead structure.
How do I maintain a garden stove?
After each use, allow the stove to cool completely before removing ash from the firebox. Check the flue pipe regularly for blockages and clean as needed. Apply heat-resistant paint or oil to the exterior if the finish shows signs of wear. Store under a weatherproof cover or indoors during prolonged periods of wet weather.