Croft & Flame
Dik Geurts Wood Burning Stoves
Dutch design. One lever. A lifetime of real fire.
Forty years of knowing exactly what a wood fire should be.
Dik Geurts began building stoves in the Netherlands more than four decades ago, and has been part of the DRU group (one of Europe's oldest fire makers), since 2007. The stoves are still designed the Dutch way, clean lines, honest steel, and engineering that stays out of sight so the flame can stay in it.
At Croft & Flame, we have selected the Dik Geurts models best suited to your home, from a compact 5kW log burner for a terrace to three sided and suspended fires that hold an open plan barn conversion together. Every stove in this collection earned its place.
What follows is the whole range as we install it, everyday stoves, stoves for larger rooms, statement pieces, and the modular designs that are built to fit your room rather than the other way round.
Four reasons this is the wood stove we recommend most often.
Every room has its stove. Which is yours?
Installed to feel like it was made for your home. Not just fitted into it.
We see the room first.
The chimney, the flue route, how the space is actually used. The recommendation comes after the room, never before it.
Specified against your room.
Appliance, hearth and clearances chosen for your layout and to Approved Document J, the complexity handled without ever sounding complex.
Fitted to HETAS standards.
Registered engineers, building control notification handled, and a flue system matched to the stove, not merely attached to it.
The first fire, lit together.
A full demonstration of that single air slider, the paperwork in your hand, and a stove you already know how to use.
Most rooms need a smaller stove than you think.
An average living room needs only 3 to 5 kW. Choose too large and the stove runs starved, low temperatures, poor combustion, blackened glass. Choose right and it burns clean, bright and efficiently every evening.
Measure your room, take a couple of photographs, and bring them to us. We'll calculate the output your space actually needs before we recommend a single model.




