The Stovax Riva Studio Visualiser gives you a visual concept of having a real wood burning fire in your room. Convenient and easy to use, the Riva Studio Visualiser enables you to view all fires in the Stovax contemporary Riva Studio range against a photo of your room or within a pre-loaded professional set to give you plenty of ideas and inspiration!

From a small hole-in-the-wall fire to a large freestanding appliance, the Stovax Riva Studio Visualiser helps you choose the right fire and frame option, as well as the perfect location in your room. You can take your own room photos from within the application or use our pre-loaded inspirational room designs onto which you can view and select your favourite Riva Studio wood burning fire from the range. When you're happy with the result, simply capture the final image, which automatically saves to the photo library or your Camera Roll on your device.

• take a photo with the built-in camera on your device;
• use any of the pre-loaded inspirational room sets;
• use any existing photo in your photo library;
• choose from the very latest wood burning Riva Studio Cassette, Freestanding and Bench Mounted Fires;
• swipe screen to easily change your fire choice;
• pinch, zoom & drag your chosen fire to approximately scale the fire to the room†;
• save the completed design to your photo library or Camera Roll;
• ind your local retailer (internet connection required)

Full Terms & Conditions can be found at www.stovax.com/riva-studio-visualiser/

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While your enamel stove is hard-wearing, it should be treated with care.
It should always be cleaned only when it is cool.
Wipe down your stove regularly with a damp cloth followed by a polish with a dry duster. For stubborn stains remember to only use a non-abrasive, soapy pad or a manufacturer recommended cleaning product.
Never use abrasive pads or cleaning agents that contain citric acid.

​Again, only clean the glass when your stove is cool.
The glass in your stove should typically clean itself when there is sufficient heat generated. However, some conditions may cause creosote to build up on the glass. You can use hot soapy water and a cloth or an approved stove glass cleaner such as Stovax, available at Clonmel Plumbing.
 
To help prevent your glass from blackening:

• Ensure the fire is blazing strongly before closing the vents.
• Avoid damp or low-grade fuel.
• Low burning, even with quality fuel, can sometimes cause the build-up of creosote but it should clear up when the draught is opened.

• Do not burn damp peat or unseasoned timber as this leads to a build up of tar in the chimney and the stove.
• Do not burn rubbish or household plastic.
• Clean the flues in your stove once a month ensuring no blockages. Always refer to your manufacturer’s manual as instructions vary from stove to stove.
• Remove all ash from your stove before loading fresh fuel to allow better and cleaner burning.
• Never allow a build up of ash in the pan as this will cause the grate to burn out prematurely.
• Allow adequate air ventilation to ensure plenty of air for combustion.

 
If you have any queries in relation to your stove you might get some good information on the Stovax Website: https://www.stovax.com/information/technical-information/
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WINTER TIPS
We’ve said goodbye to our long bright evenings and donned our winter wear again. With our heating fired up and our lights humming away, our energy costs can soar a little and we all welcome some advice in that area.
So, keep an eye out for us in the coming weeks as we share some money and energy saving tips with you.
And here’s our first:


The Simplest of Things
It is commonly thought that an uninsulated tank in the airing cupboard is a great and useful source of heat, especially when we can’t rely on the sun to dry our clothes. However, it squanders quite an amount of energy…the heat dissipates quickly and it’s costing you even more money to heat your tank again from cold. Even if your cylinder is lagged your cupboard will hold ample background heat and your tank will be heated to capacity very quickly – starting at €18.

​Or if you prefer, you can choose the Eco-Friendly Sheep Wool Cylinder Jacket – safe, sustainable and renewable –
starting at €64.
 
  
If you are considering replacing your tank, our Joule insulated tanks come in a range of sizes or can be made to your specs by Joule. There is exceptionally low heat loss and a much faster heat-up time due to a rapid recovery coil. They are also manufactured from stainless steel eliminating the risk of corrosion. Contact us for information on sizes and prices.