
The Burning Question (Perth) Ltd
Family-run stove centre established in Perth in 1981, with a large showroom of wood burning, multi-fuel and gas stoves, plus flue pipe, chimneys, fireside accessories and fuel.
About The Burning Question (Perth) Ltd
A Perth stove centre trading since 1981
The Burning Question (Perth) Ltd is a family business set up in Perth in 1981. In its own presentation it describes itself as the longest established stove centre in Perthshire and Central Scotland, and it states that it has accumulated extensive experience in stoves, fireplaces, chimneys and installation. The company reports that most of its customers arrive through recommendation or return for a further stove.
Its activity is centred on the sale of solid-fuel and gas heating appliances, together with the components and consumables needed to run them, and on advising customers about installation and chimney requirements.
Stoves, fires and workshop heaters
The product range is organised into stoves and fires, workshop space heaters, accessories and chimneys. The showroom displays wood burning, multi-fuel and gas stoves. Among the models featured on the site is the Charnwood Cranmore 5, presented as a modern classic within that collection.
Chimneys, flue pipe and fireside equipment
Beyond the appliances themselves, the company stocks chimney systems and flue pipe. It also carries a broad selection of fireside items: log baskets, stove fans, fire screens, companion sets, coal hods and buckets, fire grates and stove spares. On the fuel side it supplies wood briquettes, kindling and natural fire lighters.
Installation with HETAS-registered cover
The company has its own installation team and is a HETAS registered installer. It also works with a small number of experienced local installers covering much of Central Scotland. For each installation these installers offer a free, no-obligation visit to prepare an estimate. After discussing requirements, the company either sends its own surveyor or recommends the most suitable installer and passes the customer's details on; the choice depends on location and the type of installation.
Advice, follow-up and refresher visits
Customers using their own installer or builder can still obtain guidance on installation and chimneys, and the company says it can often arrange a site visit to advise the customer or the installer. Support continues after the stove has been supplied: the team offers follow-up help and can visit customers for a refresher session on using their stove to get the best performance from it.
Showroom and coverage
The showroom sits on the Inveralmond Industrial Estate on the north-western outskirts of Perth, with free on-site parking without time restrictions. The company states that it covers Perthshire, Tayside, Fife, Angus, Stirlingshire and Central Scotland.
Wood burning, multi-fuel and gas stoves
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