The Clifton Arch fireplace insert features a broad raised decorated arch rib around a radially ribbed arched fireplace opening.

The central of three bars also has cast decoration typical of the Victorian period.

The Belfast is a rare example of an arched and tiled fireplace insert from the Late Victorian period.

The outer arch is decorated with a six petalled flower motif spaced with parallel ribbing. The inner fireplace opening arch has stylised leaves in a flowing pattern above it.

Because the outer arch hides the top of the angled tile panels, the Belfast is suited to repeating pattern tiles rather than a full picture set.

Geometric decoration of dots and dashes and dentil relief frame the main repetitive motif of linked semi-circles topped by three balls and interspersed with kite-like diamond pattern around the arched fireplace opening.

A plain embossed arch with no decoration including a smooth domed hood. The hood enables a higher output gas fire to be fitted in a smaller than usual insert (14 inch opening)

The decoration around this arch is inspired by Islamic designs featuring images of the sun, moon and stars with interlacing incised framing lines. Elements of this decoration are reflected in the enlarged and embossed detail on the crescent hood. The three bars get progressively more decorative from the top (plain) down the central one has a cartouche and the bottom is covered with acanthus leaf like relief. The hood enables a high output gas fire to be used.

A stylish undecorated arch formed by three parallel ribs echoed in the three bars and three ribbed ashpan cover

Bigger than the Crown (Queen Sized)

This is now only available in a highlight finish and not black as shown here

This is a plain arch identical to the SUTTON but without the hood.

The decoration on the raised rib around the arch opening is geometric with alternating squares and dashes complemented by the circles and dashed immediately around the opening.

The Jubilee arched fireplace insert is a variant of the Crown arch is comes from 1862 celebrating the Silver Jubilee of Queen Victorias with an additional decorative band inside the main raised rib arch

The Royal arched fireplace insert is a version of the Crown arch with the addition of a small domed hood which enables the fitting of a high output (3kW) gas fire

The Traditions Arch fireplace insert has two raised ribs around the recessed arch opening. The outer rib is plain and the inner is decorated with alternating long and short transverse slots.

The Regal is an option for houses with narrower chimney breasts since it has a nominal 14 inch fire opening.

The arch is decorated with a Celtic cross motif as it tapers to the opening, an outer plain rib surrounds this and the bars are "bearded" ( the bottom bar has a rough edge due to continuing decoration below the main body - like a pelmet for curtains but at the bottom!!)

The decoration around this fireplace arch is inspired by Islamic designs and features images of the sun, moon and stars with interlacing incised framing lines. The three bars get progressively more decorative from the top down.

The top bar is plain, the central bar has a cartouche and the bottom bar is covered with acanthus leaf like relief.