It’s not every day a cooker makes the papers, but the Everhot Stove has done it again.

Although it’s not technically just a cooker, its main function is as a heater. And for the last two years, it’s caught the attention of the national press.

Last year, The Guardian named it in their top 8 electric heaters…

This year, it’s The Telegraph, which listed it as one of their Top 9 Electric Heaters for Cold Nights at Home – and they gave the Everhot Stove the title of best heater for a conservatory.

They praised its “steady, toasty warmth”, its cast-iron build, and the fact that it keeps radiating heat long after you’ve switched it off…

And they’re right. The Everhot Stove isn’t your typical heater. It doesn’t just warm a room, it changes how it feels.

Within minutes, there’s that soft, radiant warmth that makes you want to linger. Add a cuppa, a good book, or a dog snoozing nearby, and you’ve basically perfected the British winter.

It’s also refreshingly simple:

No flue, no installation, no fuss. You just plug it in and enjoy.

And like all Everhot products, it’s hand-built in the Cotswolds using renewable energy, and available in the full palette of enamel colours.

If you’d like to see one for yourself, I’ve got the Everhot Stove keeping me warm in the showroom. Pop by any time, or call ahead if you’d like me to set one aside for a proper demonstration.