Knightwood Electric Fire | Carl Finnell
British Fires Knightwood electric fire supplied and fitted across YorkshireNo flueneeded
  • No Flue NeededPlug-in electric
  • Realistic FlamesGlowing logs & embers
  • Remote ControlHeat & flame by remote
  • Heat OptionalEnjoy with or without heat
  • Media Wall ReadyInset, suite or media wall

British Fires · Electric Fires

British Fires Knightwood Electric Fire

From £2,799supplied

A tall portrait fire with a camp-fire style Deluxe Real Log layout, the Knightwood is made for rooms that want a striking vertical focal point.

  • Portrait proportions create a strong feature in narrower wall spaces
  • Deluxe Real Logs are arranged in a taller camp-fire style
  • Remote control and LED flame visuals keep operation simple
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British Fires RRP. Carl confirms the supplied price; the full fit is quoted after the home survey.

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  • Free home survey
  • No-obligation quote
Key features
  • Tall portrait electric fire
  • Deluxe Real Logs as standard
  • LED flame technology
  • Thermostatic heating
  • Remote control included
  • 13 Amp fuse rating
  • Designed as a vertical wall feature
  • Flame-only setting
Specification

Knightwood

Width
1159mm
Height
1529mm
Depth
178mm
Recess
See British Fires dimension diagram
Heat output
1.5kW
Supply voltage
220-240 V AC
Fuse rating
13 Amp
Lighting
LED
Remote
Yes
Fuel bed
Deluxe Real Logs
British Fires Knightwood Electric Fire dimensions
What's included in the fit

Every Carl Finnell installation is handled start to finish and agreed on your home survey. A typical electric fire fit includes:

  • The electric fire and its integrated frame
  • Slot-in, suite or media-wall fitting
  • Connection to a fused spur, by a qualified electrician where needed
  • Remote control set up and paired
  • A full demonstration and handover of the controls
Technical documents

Is it right for you?

Who the British Fires Knightwood Electric Fire suits best

The Knightwood is unlike anything else we fit: a portrait fire more than one and a half metres tall, with a camp-fire style stack of Deluxe Real Logs climbing the glass. It is for the double-height hallway, the stairwell wall, the tall narrow chimney breast, anywhere the drama runs vertical instead of horizontal.

From the survey

Installation notes for the British Fires Knightwood Electric Fire

A portrait fire changes the build: the recess runs tall at 1529mm by 1159mm, so wall structure, fixing height and the concealed spur position are all planned against the British Fires dimension diagram before anything is cut. It rewards being designed into a renovation early, and we coordinate with your builder where there is one.

An honest steer

How it compares with similar models

There is no like-for-like alternative in our range: every other large fire is landscape. If the wall is wide, the New Forest range serves it better; if the wall is tall, the Knightwood is the only fire that honours it. That clarity makes the choice unusually easy.

Fitting it locally

Fitting the British Fires Knightwood Electric Fire in Yorkshire homes

The tall spaces of the corridor are its habitat: double-height halls in barn conversions, stairwells in townhouses, and the vertical chimney breasts of older buildings where a landscape fire would sit like a letterbox.

HETAS registered installer

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HETAS registered

Installed with care, certified with confidence

Carl self-certifies every installation and notifies Building Control on your behalf, so the work is signed off properly and your certificate of compliance is issued for your records.

  • HETAS-registered installer
  • Certificate of compliance issued
  • Meets your home insurance
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Common questions

British Fires Knightwood Electric Fire FAQs

How tall is the Knightwood fire?

The unit stands 1529mm tall by 1159mm wide, a genuine portrait-format fire with the log stack climbing the glass like a camp fire.

Where does a portrait fire work best?

Tall spaces: double-height halls, stairwell walls and vertical chimney breasts. On a normal-height wall a landscape fire from the New Forest range almost always suits better, and we will say so.

Is the Knightwood hard to install?

It is a planned build rather than a slot-in: tall recess, structural fixing and a concealed spur, set out against the manufacturer dimension diagram. Designed in early, it goes in cleanly.

Does the Knightwood heat the space?

It carries a 1.5kW heater, which warms the area around it; in the double-height spaces it suits, treat it as a glowing focal point rather than the heating plan.

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HETAS-registered installs. We cover Leeds, Harrogate, Wetherby, York, Ripon, Malton, Thirsk and Scarborough.

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