Heating — Chimney & Stove Accessories (2026)

Pros

• Heat-powered — no batteries or electricity needed to run
• Circulates warm air further into the room from a wood burner
• Includes a clip-on thermometer to monitor safe operating temperature

Cons

• Only starts spinning once the stove top reaches operating heat
• Sits directly on the stove top so placement can be fiddly

Pros

• 18 flexible nylon rods extend to 24ft for tall chimney flues
• Two brush head sizes included for different flue diameters
• Hex shank drill adapter speeds up power sweeping

Cons

• Manual sweeping still needed to dislodge stubborn creosote build-up
• Best used with dust sheets to protect the room below

Pros

• Toughened iron poker, brush, shovel and tongs on a sturdy stand
• Matte black finish suits both traditional and modern hearths
• Keeps all the everyday stove tools together and off the floor

Cons

• Stand footprint needs enough hearth space alongside the stove

Pros

• Fireproof and heat-resistant gauntlet protects hand and forearm when loading logs
• Long cuff guards against sparks and hot ash
• Works equally well for oven, BBQ and stove use

Cons

• Sold as a single right-hand glove, not a matched pair

Pros

• Heavy cast iron construction is sturdy and hearth-safe
• Large capacity keeps a full evening of logs close to the stove
• Black finish suits both traditional and modern fireplaces

Cons

• Heavier to move around once loaded with logs than a wicker basket

Pros

• Doubles up as blanket or general storage when not stacked with logs
• Woven construction is lighter to carry than a cast iron basket
• Oval shape fits neatly beside most stoves and fireplaces

Cons

• Wicker is less hard-wearing than metal baskets over years of use

Pros

• Fine mesh lets heat and light through while blocking sparks and embers
• Free-standing safety barrier suits open fires, stoves and log burners
• Lightweight enough to reposition easily

Cons

• Not a childproof fixed barrier — for spark protection only

Pros

• Adjustable width fits a wide range of fireplace and stove openings
• Sturdy barrier designed to keep children and pets a safe distance away
• Easy to install without wall fixings

Cons

• Larger and bulkier than a simple spark screen

Pros

• Durable cast iron poker, shovel, brush and tongs on a sturdy stand
• Matte black finish suits both traditional and modern hearths
• Complete 5-piece set covers everyday stove tasks

Cons

• Stand footprint needs enough hearth space alongside the stove

Pros

• Novelty knight soldier stand adds character next to the hearth
• Metal 4-piece tool set covers poker, brush, shovel and tongs
• Matches the Fire Vida log basket range

Cons

• 4-piece set has one fewer tool than some 5-piece companion sets

Pros

• Waxed canvas keeps wood chips and bark off the floor when carrying logs
• Sturdy leather handle for a comfortable carry
• Folds flat for storage when not in use

Cons

• Canvas will need occasional re-waxing to stay fully water resistant

Pros

• Fire-resistant polyester and PVC protects flooring from sparks and embers
• Half-round shape sits neatly against most hearths
• Easy to wipe clean after use

Cons

• Not a substitute for a proper fireguard around open flames

Pros

• 5-piece set covers poker, brush, shovel and tongs on a sturdy stand
• Keeps everyday stove tools together and off the floor
• Suits both traditional and modern hearths

Cons

• Stand footprint needs enough hearth space alongside the stove

Pros

• Removes soot marks and burnt-on deposits to leave glass crystal-clear
• Works on log burners, stoves and fireplace windows
• Trigger spray makes application quick and mess-free

Cons

• Needs the stove to be cold before cleaning

Pros

• 2-layer fiberglass construction protects floors from sparks and embers
• Non-slip backing keeps the rug securely in place
• Half-round shape sits neatly against most hearths

Cons

• Not a substitute for a proper fireguard around open flames

Pros

• 9 flexible rods reach right up tall chimney flues
• Nylon bristle brush head lifts soot without scratching liners
• Compact storage bag keeps rods tidy between uses

Cons

• Rods can flex too much in very narrow flues
• Manual operation takes longer than a powered sweep kit

Pros

• Italian-made nylon bristles clear soot without damaging flue liners
• 200mm head size suits standard domestic chimney flues
• Durable build stands up to repeated seasonal sweeps

Cons

• Sold as a brush head only — rods not included
• Nylon bristles wear faster than steel on heavy creosote build-up

Pros

• Brush, poker, shovel and stand in a durable black iron finish
• Traditional hearth accessory set for log burners and open fires
• Stand keeps tools tidy and within reach of the hearth

Cons

• Iron finish can mark if not wiped down after ash contact

Pros

• 4-piece set includes poker, brush, shovel and tongs on a stand
• Black finish suits both traditional and modern hearths
• Long-running Fire Vida hearth accessories range

Cons

• Handles are shorter than some premium companion sets

Pros

• Folding metal screen stands freestanding in front of any open fire or stove
• Stops sparks and embers reaching rugs, furniture or pets
• Black finish suits traditional and modern hearths alike

Cons

• Screen only — does not fully child-proof an open fire

Pros

• Extendable panels adjust to fit hearths and stoves of different widths
• Wall-fixing option adds extra stability around toddlers
• Trusted UK child-safety brand

Cons

• Wall fixing kit needs drilling into the wall either side of the fireplace

Pros

• Built-in damper lets you control the stove draw without extra parts
• Extends flue runs on wood and multi-fuel stove installations
• Vitreous enamel finish resists heat discolouration

Cons

• Diameter must be matched carefully to existing flue pipework

Pros

• Rigid stainless steel liner resists corrosion from acidic condensate
• Suits multi-fuel and wood-burning stove flue runs
• Available in multiple diameters to match existing systems

Cons

• Rigid sections need careful measuring before ordering

Pros

• 1 metre straight section suits standard stove and flue installations
• Matte black vitreous enamel finish matches most stove bodies
• Popular fitment for 5 inch (125mm) flue systems

Cons

• Straight section only — bends and elbows sold separately

Pros

• Adjustable 90 degree elbow routes flue pipe around obstacles
• Senotherm heat-resistant lacquer withstands high stove temperatures
• Compact fitting for tight installation spaces

Cons

• Elbow only — needs pairing with straight pipe sections

Pros

• Flexible construction adapts around bends where rigid pipe cannot fit
• Stainless steel resists rust from flue condensation
• Adjustable length suits small stoves and camping stove setups

Cons

• Less durable long-term than rigid stainless steel flue pipe