Little Thurlow stove

4.5 flames

The Town and Country Little Thurlow stove has been designed for the smaller fire place - as it is not very tall.

For a taller setting there is the log store model.

There is now a smoke control, Defra approved model that can be used in smokeless areas.

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• Little thurlow

  Robert Milsom 4 years ago

  We bought this stove 9 years ago to heat our snug 13ftx15ft and its been brilliant. No problems at all. Just replaced the rope door seal this year. In winter room gets so warm have to open the
  room door to let some heat out!! Definitely didnt need a higher kW output.We only burn wood.
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  Stove expert replied: Good to hear Robert - thanks for your review.

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• My little furlow

  Marcus Insall 7 years ago

  Had this fire now for about 10 years +, has been a cracking little fire, lights first time, every time, going to be sorry to see it go as replacing it with a double sided fire. Well done
  town and country for producing a great fire!!
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  5 flames

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• Little Thurlow

  Sean Pipe 7 years ago

  I''ve had my little Thurlow for 4 or 5 winters now. It''s a good solid stove, made from steel . It lights easily , burns well and is very easy to control. In the really cold months it stays
  in overnight with some coal and a log or two. The glass does black up somewhat when slumbering overnight but quickly burns itself clean when the draw is opened up next morning. . In the past I''ve had mine burning constantly for 7 or 8 weeks , empty the ash pan every day or two and no problem at all. This stove is thoroughly recommended by myself. I wouldn''t be without mine now.
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  Stove expert replied: Good comments. It is best not to leave ash to build up in the ash pan as this needs to be clear to allow air to pass below the grate.

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  5 flames

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• fantastic value and performance.

  John Anderson 8 years ago

  This is the third full year using the Little Thurlow Multifuel Stove. I can honestly say it has been one of the best investments we have made, with outstanding performance and ease of control
  . Keeps alight all night with a little smokeless coal and burns dry wood very efficiently. The guy who swept the chimney said it was the best of its size on the market
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  Stove expert replied: Pleasing comments for this stove, giving good value for money!

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  5 flames

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• Cracking little stove

  Jamie Grose 8 years ago

  We have had this stove for approximately 7years and must say it''s as good today as it was when new. Easy to use and once you get the hang of it the glass stays crystal clear with dry wood.
  My lounge is 18ft x 13ft and this stove heats it more than enough. Highly recommended.
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• Brilliant little stove

  8 years ago

  Four years ago, after lots of research, I chose this made-in-Yorkshire beauty. Everyone admires it. Although it's recommended for smaller spaces it heats up my 24'' x 10'' room brilliantly.
  Lights first time with minimum effort, easy to clean, simple to control and looks so stylish with a large plain glass door. I tried different logs at first but now I only use kiln dried seasoned hardwood (oak if I'm feeling flush). Genuinely recommended.
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• A reliable stove

  8 years ago

  I found this site very useful when buying my first log-burner - so I thought it only fair that I add my experience. I have had this stove for nearly three years now and it has been totally reliable
  . It heats a room 3.5m X 4.5m with no problem, using air-dried hardwood logs. It has always lit first time every time, and within 10 - 15 minutes it is throwing out a reasonable amount of heat. The four air vents provide good control and allow you to adjust the heat output accordingly. I do find the door soots up after 3-4 burnings, but is very easy to clean off with damp newspaper. Being a novice log-burner I did find a flue thermometer extremely helpful in ensuring that the stove was running at the optimum temperature. As this is my first stove I cannot compare it with any others, but I can say it has been reliable and efficient and I would certainly recommend it.
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• Little Turlow Log Burner

  Ian Lawrence 9 years ago

  After much research and a recommendation from a friend decided on the Little Thurlow. Wow! We are more than happy with it, burns beautifully and so easy to control, the heat which is almost
  instant just like turning a gas fire up or down. Glass stays clean once you get the hang of the controls (don't be like me - read the instructions and its easy)
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• Fantastic Stove

  Will Armstrong 9 years ago

  I did a lot of research before buying a stove and the Town & Country ones seemed to always receive glowing praise. I can see why. I've had the Little Thurlow installed for a couple of years
  now and I have nothing but accolades for the quality and how well it works. After two years use, it still looks just like new. It's obviously well made (in Yorkshire, which is a bonus) and vents and door feel solid and accurate when used. It's incredibly easy to light (I realise draw from the chimney etc play a part in this) and once going the two front and two side vents make it effortless to control the temperature. I have a thermometer on the stove pipe and it is no problem at all to get it burning at the required temperature. The firebox is on the smaller side, but that's just because it is a smaller stove. I calculated 5kW was the size stove I needed and it easily heats my lounge and provides a fair bit of warmth to the rest of the house too. The airwash works well and keeps the glass clean, which is good as the large front pane is great for sitting and watching the flames. This might depend partly on the quality of fuel, but I've only really tried well-dried wood, so it's hard to say. It wasn't the cheapest option, but given the cost of installation it would have seemed foolish to then try to save a little more on the most important part. I am absolutely delighted that I chose this stove and entirely confident that it is the best option available to meet my needs. 100% recommended :)
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