The new Dunsley Highlander 10 stove is a wide version of the popular Highlander 8 model, with the same burning control system but nearly 100mm wider than the 8 and with a fuel box area to take logs up to 550mm long, this makes the Dunsley Highlander 10 stove more suitable for larger rooms.

What sets the Dunsley Highlander 8 stove apart from the 3, 5 and 7 are the two cast iron doors with large viewing windows, clean lines and a classic appearance. A wide door opening and large fire bed capacity, enables you to load the fire box with good sized logs of up to 460mm or 18" in length.

The Dunsley Highlander 7 stove has been developed using the best burning technology to give you a stove with a clean burn and high efficiency. The Dunsley Highlander 7 meets the standards of the relevant British Standards for the whole of the UK. Also meets the requirements of the Scotland Building Regulations 199 Part F..

The Highlander-5 has been developed to increase the choice of the Householder, using the same superb burning technology as the Highlander-7. Same air wash system. Same shaker grate system only slightly smaller, but can still take logs up to 280mm long. Same range of suitable fuel. Same metallic black finish. Solid brass handles as standard, with black handles available on request.

As with the Dunsley Highlander 7 and 5 the Dunsley Highlander 3 multi-fuel stove has been designed to give you cleaner burn and superb efficiency. Its slim appearance and superb air wash gives it an appearance to be desired. The air wash and primary air controls are designed to be precisely controlled, to allow maximum efficiency to be obtained and control outputs to your requirements. The Dunsley Highlander 3 is also fitted as standard with a superb shaker grate. This enables logs or any other solid fuel to be burnt at maximum efficiency and is very easy and clean to operate.

Efficient and clean enough to burn wood in smoke control areas, whilst still able to burn smokeless fuels, the Yorkshire stove is 'one of a kind'. Emissions from the Yorkshire are so low that it very easily complies with the clean air act. Independent laboratory tests show efficiencies of over 70% on a whole range of fuels including wood. All this has been achieved on the Yorkshire without using catalyst combusters, which are very expensive to replace and can easily become damaged if coal or impure wood is burnt.