Brilliant Fires
Electric fires, fire surrounds and wood-burning stoves for UK consumers and fireplace retailers
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Brilliant Fires
Brilliant Fires manufactures contemporary electric fires, fire surrounds and fireplace suites, and offers wood-burning stoves. Its products are displayed at a factory showroom open to the public.
The company began in 1984 and moved production to Cheshire in 2015. Its showroom is in Cheshire; the registered HQ city is Stockport.
Product: Manufactures electric fires, fire surrounds and suites, and offers wood-burning stoves.
Jobs at Brilliant Fires
Leadership
- Jim Wright · FounderSource: company website
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