Inset Gas Stoves
Most Popular Inset Gas Stoves
- Height: 550mm
- Width: 483mm
- Depth: 190mm
- Warranty: 7 Year
- Colour: Black
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- Height: 666mm
- Width: 1198mm
- Depth: 187mm (174mm Inset)
- Warranty: 1 Year
- Colour: Stainless Steel
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- Height: 611mm (rear height 556mm)
- Width: 612mm
- Depth: 230mm
- Warranty: 1 Year
- Colour: Black Nickel, Chrome
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- Height: 672mm (Inset 556mm)
- Width: 668mm (Inset 560mm)
- Depth: 265mm (Inset 195mm)
- Warranty: 1 Year
- Colour: Black
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- Height: 605mm (Trim), 550mm (Inset)
- Width: 510mm (Trim), 400mm (Inset)
- Depth: 186mm Inset
- Warranty: 1 Year
- Colour: Black
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- Height: 550mm
- Width: 483mm
- Depth: 190mm
- Warranty: 7 Year
- Colour: Black
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- Height: 622mm
- Width: 800mm
- Depth: 273mm (255mm Inset)
- Warranty: 1 Year
- Fuel Type: Natural Gas
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- Height: 598mm (Slim), 747mm (Wide Trim)
- Width: 598mm (Slim), 747mm (Wide Trim)
- Depth: 280mm
- Warranty: 1 Year
- Colour: Black
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- Height: 415mm (Slim), 474mm (Wide Trim)
- Width: 798mm (Slim), 857mm (Wide Trim)
- Depth: 280mm
- Warranty: 5 Year
- Colour: Black
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- Dimensions: 745mm (H) x 755mm (W) x 310mm (D)
- 5.4kW Max heat output ensures you can heat your space efficiently
- 5 Year extended warranty for added peace of mind
- Smartslide control for ease of operation
- Glass fronted aiding heat retention and efficiency
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- Dimensions: 659mm (H) x 562mm (W) x 128mm (D)
- 2.7kW Max heat output ensures you can heat your space efficiently
- Energy efficient with an energy rating of D
- Coal effect bed for added aesthetics and a realistic feel
- Matt black cast stove front for a classic, traditional look
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- Dimensions: 560mm (H) x 410mm (W) x 250mm (D)
- Efficient, cosy warmth with up to 68.5% efficiency
- Classic Arts design with realistic coal-effect fuel bed
- Easy operation via manual, slide, or remote control
- Its standard fireplaces and works with natural gas or LPG
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- Dimensions: 560mm (H) x 410mm (W) x 250mm (D)
- Up to 89% efficient glass-fronted fire
- Log and coal effect fuel bed options
- Manual, slide, or remote control options
- Compatible with both natural gas and LPG
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- Dimensions: 560mm (H) x 410mm (W) x 250mm (D)
- Creates a cosy atmosphere with non-reflective glass
- Up to 89% efficient, keeping more heat in your room
- Choice of log-effect or coal-effect fuel beds
- Choice of with manual, slide, or remote control for easy adjustment
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- Dimensions: (H) 592mm, (W) 475mm, (D) 120mm
- 4.0kW heat output, ideal for small to medium rooms
- 66.8% efficiency provides effective warmth with low cost
- Compatible with Class 1 & Class 2 flues
- Manual control option for easy operation
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- Height: 416mm (Edge)
- Width: 945mm (Edge)
- Depth: 373mm
- Warranty: 7 Year
- Colour: Black, Grey, Stainless Steel
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- Height: 550mm
- Width: 483mm
- Depth: 190mm
- Warranty: 7 Year
- Colour: Black
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- Height: 550mm
- Width: 483mm
- Depth: 190mm
- Warranty: 7 Year
- Colour: Black
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- Height: 550mm
- Width: 483mm
- Depth: 190mm
- Warranty: 7 Year
- Colour: Black
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- Height: 550mm
- Width: 483mm
- Depth: 230mm
- Warranty: 5 Year
- Colour: Black
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- Minimum Spend: £99
- Monthly Instalment: £86.87
- Instalment Rate: 14.9% APR
- Cost of Purchase: £500.00
- Total inc. Interest: £520.57
12 Months (over £99)
- Minimum Spend: £99
- Monthly Instalment: £44.89
- Instalment Rate: 14.9% APR
- Cost of Purchase: £500.00
- Total inc. Interest: £538.64
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- Minimum Spend: £199
- Monthly Instalment: £24.00
- Instalment Rate: 14.9% APR
- Cost of Purchase: £500.00
- Total inc. Interest: £575.98
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- Cost of Purchase: £500.00
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Most Popular Inset Gas Stoves
Built-In Gas Stoves
If you have an existing fireplace or a chimney with a standard 16 x 22" cut out, then a built-in gas stove is the ideal choice for you. All British chimney breasts have a standard opening of 16 x 22" and our full range of inset gas stoves meet these criteria. Inset stoves are designed to warm the very heart of your home and provide a stunning focal point when partnered with a fireplace surround or a stylish oak beam.
Our choice of inset gas stoves caters to Class 1 and Class 2 flues and homes without chimneys, as we have a selection of balanced flue inset products. Consisting of traditional and contemporary products, our range of inset gas fires will perfectly complement your living room.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are inset gas stoves?Inset gas stoves are a type of stove designed to be installed into an existing fireplace or a custom-built recess within a wall. Unlike freestanding stoves, which sit on the floor and occupy more space, inset gas stoves are built into a cavity, offering a sleek and integrated look that blends seamlessly with your interior decor.
What are the benefits of an in-built gas stove?As well as being space-saving heating solutions, they also come with a real flame which electric stove models don’t, making them the ideal choice for those looking for the ambience of a natural flame. They also come in a variety of timeless designs and can blend seamlessly with both modern and traditional interiors.
Is an inset gas stove right for my home?If you are short on floor space but want to enjoy the warmth of gas heating, an in-built gas stove is the ideal choice for you. We also stock a selection of highly efficient inset electric stoves. However, if you live in a rural area and regularly experience power cuts, an inset gas option is a more reliable option for you.
Buy a cassette gas stove from StovesAreUs today and get free UK delivery when you spend £100 or more. And don’t forget to browse our wider stoves collection for even more gas models, including flueless, conventional flue, and balanced flue gas stoves, as well as a selection of inset wood burners and pellet cassette fireplaces.
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