Identifying your Stove by its data plate.
Unless you have mislaid your stove's user manual, the easiest way to identify your stove is by locating its data plate. The data plate will contain information such as your stove's brand, model name and model code. It will also indicate the stove's expected heat output
Once you have this information to hand we suggest you try searching for the model code using the search bar above. For example, if you have a Villager Esprit 10 wood burning stove the code on your data plate would read 'ESPRIT10W'. Doing a search for this code should return all the parts which are compatible with your stove.
Below you can find advice on where to look for your data plate.
Data Plate locations for current models
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Data Plate can be found on rear of stove body
Data Plate can be found on rear of stove body
Data Plate can be found on rear of stove body
Data Plate can be found on rear of stove body
Data Plate can be found on rear of stove body
Data Plate locations for some models made before 2019
Villager Stoves
Villager stoves have a data plate that can be found fixed to the lower left hand side of the appliance.
Be careful of examining this when the appliance is lit as this area will get hot.
Stratford Inset Boiler Stoves
Stratford inset boiler stoves will have a data plate that can be found on the right hand side of the stove beneath the removable side cover. The image to the right shows an inset stove with this cover already removed.
When the stove is lit this area can get very hot. Protect yourself from burns by wearing suitable gloves or wait until the appliance is unlit and cold.
Aarrow, Hamlet and Stratford Stoves
The data plate for these stoves is located on the lower right hand side of the stove.
When the stove is lit this area can get very hot. Protect yourself from burns by wearing suitable gloves or wait until the appliance is extinguished and cold.