We look at 6 different ways of styling one of our popular traditional style stoves, The Little Thurlow.
Before we show you those, here’s some information about the stove itself:
One of our most popular stoves, the Little Thurlow has a classic design packed with our newest technology, including an ECO design 2022 approved version. It is available with or without a log store.
Perfectly designed for a lower stove opening, this ‘landscape’ oriented multifuel stove has a large glass window, a very good sized firebox, and highly controllable airflows. The turbo burner (tertiary air) brings air into the stove towards the back of the fire, allowing plenty of oxygen into the rear and top of the stove, thus burning off gases which normally do not ignite. This gives the Little Thurlow more efficiency, better combustion and less pollution.
■ 5kW output
■ Multi Fuel
■ ECO Design Ready
■ Smoke Control
■ Energy Class A
■ Energy Efficiency Index 105%
■ 79% Efficient on Wood
■ 80.2% Efficient on Solid Fuel
■ 5” Diameter Flue (top flue only)
■ Suitable for 12mm hearth
■ Tertiary Air
■ Distance from combustible materials with additional heat shield if used: Back 350mm / Side 450mm
■ Max. Log Length 300mm
The Little Thurlow – with a modern farmhouse surround
The Little Thurlow – with inglenook and original stonework
This is what A Greener Footprint said:
“One of our favourite transformations
We brought back to life the original stonework, by creating an inglenook opening and exposing all the old & original features 
By removing the old plaster to expose the original stone, we then rejuvenated the existing stonework and repointed it.
We love how this town and country fire fits perfectly with the original features. It’s one of our most popular fires, made in North Yorkshire. Including: the newest technology & eco-design 2022 approved
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The Little Thurlow – with brick surround and statement monochrome tiles
This is what Whitby Stoves had to say about this stove:
“The Little Thurlow never fails to look good, efficient and stylish looking fabulous in this traditional brick recess.”
The Little Thurlow – with limestone surround and a slate hearth
This is what Whitby Stoves had to say about this stove:
“Simple and elegant. This limestone surround paired with a slate hearth and the ever-popular Little Thurlow Stove”
The Little Thurlow – with contrast egg blue wall paint and a statement slate hearth
The Little Thurlow – with contrast egg blue wall paint and a statement slate hearth
This is what Woodburner Ian had to say:
“Town and Country Little Thurlow Eco complimenting this 14-piece sandstone fireplace. Tricky one but the end result is stunning 
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