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Fires For Your Home

When it is cool and damp outside, there is nothing more inviting than a cozy fire to provide warmth and a relaxing atmosphere. Whether you are updating an old fire or considering adding a new one to your home, a gas fire or an electric fire may be worth your consideration. Besides the most obvious reason for wanting to add either a gas fire or an electric fire to the home, people tend to also want with their updated or added fires to match the décor and feel of the home.

Hotprice is a well known UK retailer of Gas Fires and Electric Fires. They stock all the leading brands of fireplace manufacturers include models that will accommodate all flue types and all are backed by a lifetime guarantee.


One of the most innovative gas fire designs is 'Modern Firenza Wall Mounted Flueless Gas Fires’ design. This particular contemporary fire design is sleek and elegant and will add an air of sophistication to any room.


If you need a focal point in an otherwise plain room, the ‘The Gallery Collection Fulham Cast Iron Fireplace’ will definitely not disappoint. The Fulham Fireplace incorporates a choice of beautiful hand made tiles to create a stunning centerpiece. This cast iron focal point is also available with a choice of fire options and finishes. It has taken special care to ensure that The Fulham Fireplace is reliable, efficient and performs its job exceptionally well.

All gas fires that offered at Hotprice are not only eye catching and efficient, but amazingly simple to operate and worth your money. Unlike a traditional wood fire, gas fires can be controlled, which results in a fire more suited to your needs. Depending on your needs, you may choose either a radiant or convector fire.

For more details, feel free to visit Hotprice website at http://www.hotprice.co.uk/ .

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