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Drawing of a tall black contemporary electric stove with a large window and log store below (illustration, not a product photo)

Electric stoves

Contemporary electric stove with tall window

  • Stove
  • Tall window
  • Up to 2 kW
  • 13 A plug
  • No flue

A tall, modern electric stove with a large window and a log store look underneath. LED flames over a log effect bed, up to about 2 kW of heat and a plug for a normal socket. No flue, ash or fuel store.

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This model cannot be ordered yet. We will publish the price and delivery time as soon as it is available.

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  • Tall window for a bigger view of the flames
  • Clean, modern lines with a log store look below
  • Flame effect runs with or without heat
  • Plugs into a normal 13 A socket

Product description

A modern stove shape

Contemporary stoves are taller and plainer than traditional ones, with a single large window and a log store under the firebox. In an electric stove the log store is part of the look. It suits modern rooms, open-plan spaces and corners where a wide fire would not fit.

Provisional product data: this is the type of fire we are preparing to sell. We confirm the exact dimensions, weight and heat output with the final supplier model before it can be ordered.

Heat and running cost

Like most plug-in stoves this type gives up to about 2 kW. At the average Ofgem price cap unit rate for Direct Debit customers from 1 October to 31 December 2026, 26.32p per kWh, full heat costs about 53p an hour. The thermostat cuts the heater in and out once the room is warm. See our running cost guide for the sums.

What's in the box

  • Electric stove with log set
  • Instruction manual

Specifications

Type Freestanding electric stove
Style Contemporary, tall body
Door Single large window
Heat output Up to about 2 kW, two heat settings
Flame effect LED
Fuel bed Log effect
Controls Controls on the stove, remote control on some models
Power supply 230 V, fitted UK 13 A plug
Dimensions and weight Confirmed with the final model
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Questions about this product

Is a tall stove better in a corner?

A tall, narrow stove often fits a corner or a narrow recess better than a wide one. Check the depth too, and keep the heat outlet pointing into the room rather than at a wall or curtain.

Do I need a hearth?

Not for safety, because nothing burns. A slate or stone slab under the stove looks right and protects a carpet or wooden floor from scuffs.

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