Arada Wood & Multi-Fuel Stoves
ARADA Stoves
Arada has been producing wood burning, multi-fuel and gas stoves in Dorset for over 30 years. Their British made stoves combine modern manufacturing methods with highly skilled craftsmanship, Arada ensures that only stoves of the highest standard leave their Devonshire workshop.
As a home heating specialist, Arada has developed their range of log burners to feature the latest cleanburn technology which has helped every model achieve both Ecodesign certification and DEFRA exemption so you can install an Arada stove within a smoke-controlled area. High efficiency alongside a heat convection system that provides more heat to your home means there hasn't been a better time to purchase an eco-friendly Arada log burner. Each Arada stove holds a lifetime guarantee on the castings so if you are looking for a well designed British made stove Arada could be a good option for your fireplace.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where are Arada Stoves Made?The Arada brand of stoves is designed and made in Axminster, Devon, UK and has been for over 40 years. Arada has united the Villager, Aarrow and Stratford brands under the Arada name umbrella.
What is the Guarantee on an Arada Stove?Arada wood burning and multi-fuel stoves come with a lifetime guarantee as standard for the stove bodies. This ensures you have long-lasting enjoyment with your Arada stove and added peace of mind for years to come.
Can you Burn Smokeless Fuel on an Arada Stove?Arada makes mainly dedicated wood-burning stoves but does have one or two models in the range that are multi-fuel. Many Arada models have the option of a multifuel kit for burning smokeless fuel.
What are the Arada Stoves Made From?Arada stoves are produced from high-quality steel with most of the models having a cast iron door.
Do Arada Stoves Have an Airwash System?Every stove within the Arada range of log burners has a preheated air wash system for clean glass, sometimes known as the secondary burn feature.