Stovemason - Masonry Heater Builders Ltd

This is Stovemason Masonry Heater Builder's official Facebook page. Here you will find inspirational pictures and ideas for alternative heating methods as well as latest news about our products and events. Welcome!

Masonry Heater Builders has evolved from the initiative of several dedicated enthusiasts and construction professionals with a passion for masonry work, strong environmental feelings and life long interest in alternative heating technologies that formed around a group of Scandinavian and European stovemasons in late nineties. Latest technologies and modern engineering enable us to use hundreds of years old ideas in the context of 21st century with precision, safety and maximum efficiency. We are committed to sustainable and environmental construction practices combining the use of natural materials such as clay and lime with traditional cast iron components. High temperature rating firebrick and refractory castables are used for maximum durability and long lasting performance.

Combining the beauty and efficiency of Continental tile stoves with latest innovations of Scandinavian and Russian stove builders, the masonry heater remains probably the most efficient and flexible in it's design of all the heating appliances, allowing for any climate and environment, creating ideal living conditions. The masonry heater builders specialize in the construction and installation of masonry heaters and ovens. We design and build Finnish contra flow heaters, forced gas movement heaters and also Russian double bell heaters and European Grundofen and Kachelofen (tile stoves). We also import and assemble Antique Swedish tile stoves (Kakelugn) and retrofit existing chimney breasts with masonry heater inserts. We undertake complete project management including the design and building work.

We are members of Masonry Heater Association of North America and Austrian Kachelofen Association.

All stoves are hand-built on site in accordance with current Building Regulations, BS Codes of Practice - BS EN 15544: 2009, BS EN 15250: 2007 and BS 8303-1: 1994.