The Broseley Hereford Electric Inset Stove is a prime example of an electric fire which takes in the latest technology and is attracting attention from consumers. While many people still think of an electric fire in old terms, the traditional two or three bar electric fire, things have changed dramatically since then. The Broseley Hereford Electric Inset Stove perfectly epitomises the new modern day electric fire which looks and feels like a coal/wood burning stove but is available at the flick of a switch.
The fact this is an inset electric stove means that it fits perfectly into a fireplace or other similar wall space with minimal impact on free space around your room. So, what do you get with a Broseley Hereford Electric Inset Stove?
The look of a Broseley Hereford Electric Inset Stove
From a distance the Broseley Hereford Electric Inset Stove looks like a wood-burning or multifuel stove with the flickering flames and the burning embers. The surround is the same, the impact is identical and very quickly it will become a centre of attention and centre of conversation. This particular electric stove has a steel body with a matt black finish and a cast iron door for improved safety. The first thing that hits you is the realistic glowing coal bed which brings its own ambience to your room and relaxes the atmosphere. It is not difficult to see why they are proving to be popular with electric stove enthusiasts and why electric stove sales have increased dramatically of late.
Technical specifications of the Broseley Hereford Electric Inset Stove
Made in the UK, the Broseley Hereford Electric Inset Stove has a choice of 1 kW or 2 kW output as well as a simple flame effect option. This is more than enough to take the chill out of the cold room and the realistic flame effect fire instantly makes the room feel warmer. This inset electric fire does not require a chimney or fireplace and comes with its own thermostatic control for ease-of-use. The overall dimensions of the Broseley Hereford Electric Inset Stove are as follows, width 486 mm, height 587 mm with a depth of 237 mm. The inset section has a width of 330 mm, height of 500 mm and a depth of 66 mm to give a perfect fit.
You only need to look at one of the images to see the quality of manufacture and the greatly improved look of the modern day electric stove. While many people may prefer wood-burning or multi-fuel stoves, sometimes this is not possible for an array of reasons. However, for many the electric stove is proving to be a more than admirable alternative.
Summary
The modern-day electric inset stove is greatly different to those of years gone by although the stereotypical 2 or 3 bar electric fire can still cloud the judgement of many. As you’ll see from the images, these inset electric stoves not only output enough heat to take the chill out of a room, but the realistic flame effect coalbed gives the room a certain ambience. The Broseley Hereford Electric Inset Stove is a perfect example of the modern day electric stove and it is not difficult to see why it is capturing the attention of stove enthusiasts.