Please be aware Loxwood Burners Sussex ltd has now joined Croydon Fireplaces and Milborrow Chimney Sweeps based in Crawley Down covering the whole of the South East.
Croydon Fireplaces Showroom Opening Hours -
Monday to Friday 9.00 am to 5.00 pm
Saturdays 9am to 4pm (Closed Sundays & Bank Holidays)
Located; Parkfields Farm, Hophurst Lane, Crawley Down, West Sussex, RH10 4LN
With >100 Appliances on Display Across >50 Leading Brands
installations Service & Maintenance
Frequently Asked Questions
The Answers You Need
I would like to visit the showroom, where are you?
We look forward to your visit! You can find our showroom at:
Croydon Fireplaces
Parkfields Farm
Hophurst Lane
Crawley Down
RH10 4LN
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So that we can give you the best advice and guidance, we recommend that you take pictures of your existing fireplace or the location you wish to have one installed before your visit. Measurements of the space help us find stoves that are suitable for your fireplace.
Do you offer surveys?
Yes please get in touch for further details and availability.
What are the payment options?
We ask for a deposit to secure your stove of choice. The final amount will be requested after the installation has been completed.
How do I know which size stove I will need?
There is an easy way to calculate what size stove you need to heat your room adequately.
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Measuring in metres, multiply the length of the room, by the width of the room, by the height of the room (L*W*H). Then divide this figure by 14. Round the answer to the nearest whole number; this is the kW stove you will require.
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Example: 5.4m*4.5m*2.2m= 53.46 / 14 = 3.8kW.
We would recommend you purchase a 4kW stove for this example.
I would like some accessories for my stove, do you sell any?
Yes, we do! We sell a range of stove accessories that you can purchase in-store or order online. We are constantly updating and changing our stock to meet customer needs.
Check out our online shop to explore our range of accessories.
Are wood burning stoves bad for the environment?
From the 1st of January 2022, only EcoDesign and DEFRA-approved appliances can be installed to meet new emissions criteria under the Clean Air Strategy. Any new stove you purchase post-2022 will release 90% fewer PM emissions than an open fire, and 80% fewer PM emissions than a 10-year-old stove. Your new stove will heat your home far more effectively and is also much better for the environment.
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We recommend always burning wood with a 20% or lower moisture content. We do not recommend burning waste wood or household rubbish in your stove as this will release toxic pollutants into your home and the environment.
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We also recommend having your chimney swept at least once a year. This will prevent a build-up of particle matter from fires collecting in your chimney which, if left untreated, can become polluting and increase the risk of a chimney fire.
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