Woodburning, Multifuel, Stoves, Stockport, Manchester, Cheshire

Coalwood Heating Centre is a small, family-run, business based in Cheadle Heath,
Stockport. We first opened for business way back in 1982 which, we believe, makes
us the longest established stove specialist in our area.

We are very conveniently located for customers from all parts of the area we cover,
being on the A560 Stockport-Cheadle trunk road, midway between M60 junctions 1
(Stockport West - the pyramid) and 2 (Cheadle), yet, unusually these days, we have
ample unrestricted roadside parking right outside the door.

We have possibly the largest display of well-known brand name stoves in the area,
with usually at least 35 on show, of which several are in working order, plus ample
stocks of our more popular models.

Unlike some in the woodburning field, who have sprung up with the recent boom
in stove sales, and who sell stoves as a sideline to another business, we are a very
long established dedicated full-time stove specialist. offering, if required, a
complete professional in-house installation service to customers who buy their
stove from us, to which end we are HETAS-registered Nos.1222 & 10532 - please
feel free to check us out on their website - consequently we can talk to you on as
simple or as technical level as you may wish.

For your convenience, should you wish to combine a visit to us with a shopping trip,
then just a few hundred yards down the road are a Morrisons Superstore with cafe
and petrol station, Aldi, Homebase, and Go Outdoors. Stockport Town Centre is
barely five minutes away by car, as are B & Q, Decathlon, John Lewis (Cheadle
Royal), Sainsbury's (Cheadle Royal); with Marks & Spencer (Handforth Dean) and
Tesco (Handforth Dean) just a few minutes further. Or, if you are dropping friends off
at Manchester Airport, we are just 10 minutes away - motorway all bar the last ½-mile!

TRAFFIC ALERT
Stockport MBC are carrying out structural works on the stretch of Brinksway (A560)
between the glass pyramid (M60 Jct 1) and our showroom, and traffic will suffer disruption
till Spring 2010, whilst the retaining walls, supporting the road above the River Mersey,
are rebuilt and strengthened. They say that the work will be carried out off-peak between
0930 and 1530 on weekdays, during which temporary traffic lights will reduce the road to
one lane, but this is likely to cause inevitable tailbacks on this very busy road, although
they don't seem to have been too bad so far. There is no obvious quick and easy
diversion for customers from the east side of Stockport, who are unfamiliar with the area,
but those who are familiar with Stockport might find it preferable to approach us via
Edgeley Road and St. Lesmo Road rather than Brinksway.