Floor Plates For Stoves
- 12mm toughened glass for reliable floor protection
- Stylish teardrop design for a modern stove finish
- Available in clear and smoked glass finishesÂ
- CE marked and suitable for UK installation requirements
- Scratch-resistant surface that's easy to clean
- Polished C-edge finish gives high-quality appearance
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- 12mm toughened glass for stove floor protection
- Available in clear or smoked glass
- Polished C-edge finish for a sleek look
- CE marked for UK installation requirements
- Scratch-resistant and easy to clean
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- 12mm toughened glass protects your floor
- Available in clear or smoked glass to suit your interior
- Designed for smaller wood burning and multi-fuel stoves
- Polished C-edge finish gives a sleek, modern appearance
- CE marked to meet UK stove installation requirements
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- Protects floors from heat, ash, and embers.
- 12mm toughened glass construction.
- Available in clear or smoked glass.
- Suitable for wood burning and multi-fuel stoves.
- Modern semi-circle stove finish.
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- Dimensions: 1200mm (H) x 800mm (W) x 25mm (D)
- Durable steel construction with vitreous enamel finish
- Black enamel colour for versatile styling
- Reduces stove distance to combustible materials to 95mm
- Easy to install with included mounting brackets
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- 12mm toughened glass protects flooring
- Available in clear or smoked glass finishes
- Classic rectangular design suits any interior
- Smooth polished C-edge for a premium finish
- CE marked for HETAS-compliant installations
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- Heavy steel build for strength and style
- Widths from 45cm to 180cm fit any stove
- 250mm or 350mm height for flexible setup
- 420mm or 500mm depth for custom fit
- Sleek matt black finish for a modern look
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- 12mm toughened glass protects your flooring
- Available in clear or smoked glass finishes.
- Polished C-edge finish for a modern look.
- Suitable for wood burning and multi-fuel stoves.
- CE marked to meet UK stove installation requirements.
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- Dimensions: 700mm (W) x 600mm (D)
- Thickness: 6mm black glass
- Modern rectangular hearth design
- Rounded front corners for smooth finish
- Protects carpet, tile, or laminate flooring
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- Dimensions: 1200mm (H) x 800mm (W) x 25mm (D)
- Steel construction with a durable vitreous enamel finish
- Reduces stove distance to combustible materials to 95mm
- Quick and easy to install with included mounting brackets
- Finished in enamel white for a clean, modern look
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- Height: 850mm (Hearth), 1200mm (Heat Shield)
- Width: 800mm (Hearth), 800mm (Heat Shield)
- Depth: 12mm (Hearth), 25mm (Heat Shield)
- Colour: Black, Gloss Black
- Weight (Kg): 12kg (Hearth), 25kg (Heat Shield)
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Log Burner Plates
Our fantastic selection of 12mm stove floor plates adds a touch of luxury to any stove installation. Glass floor plates are a stylish alternative to a granite or slate hearth, offering a modern finish to any stove whilst protecting your floor and ensuring your installation meets the regulations.
The products in this log burner plate collection are perfect for use with "cool hearth" stoves, which are stoves which produce less than 100°C heat at the hearth. Our floor plates are available in a range of sizes, colours and designs, allowing you to match your hearth to your requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a stove plate?A stove plate/hearth is essential for a wood burning stove and gas stove. They protect your floor from the extreme heat of the stove and in the UK, building regulations require that a log burner is installed with a hearth of appropriate size and material to ensure safe operation. A stove plate is not mandatory for an electric stove, however many opt to invest in one anyway for aesthetic purposes. You can find out more about whether you need a hearth for your stove with this blog post.
What are the benefits of glass hearths?A glass hearth plate is the perfect choice for those looking to add a sleek, modern touch to their stove set-up. They also come with smooth surfaces, making them easy to clean. And unlike porous materials, glass does not absorb stains or odours, ensuring your hearth remains pristine and hygienic.
Which brands produce the best stove floor plates?We stock stove plates from some of the best stove brands on the market, including Dimplex, Gallery and ACR.
Buy a glass hearth for your log burner from StovesAreUs and find the ideal floor plate to complete your stove installation. Don’t forget to explore our wider stove accessories range for stove chambers and beams.
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