DRU - FAQ

DRU does not sell its products directly to the customer. We work with a dealer network of selected dealers that are recognised for their professional expertise.

Many dealers have beautiful showrooms where various gas fires and wood stoves are displayed.  Thanks to their expertise, they will be able to provide you with personal, tailor-made advice based on your individual situation. What’s more, many dealers can draw a layout sketch for you, so that you can immediately see what the gas fire or wood stove would look like in your home. Moreover, you can discuss your wishes regarding the fire surround for a gas or wood fire, which can also be arranged for you by a dealer.

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Maintaining your fire or stove is a specialist task. Always ask your dealer for advice. Click here for our dealer list.

If there is a problem with your fire or stove, contact the company that installed it for you. They will help you.

Buying a DRU gas fire also means you get professional service of the same quality you are used to getting from DRU. DRU has an extensive dealer network in the Netherlands with service engineers trained by DRU. Like any other heating appliance, a gas fire needs to be serviced annually. For service and maintenance, you can directly contact either the dealer where you purchased the gas fire or a dealer in your area.
 
 

You can contact one of our other dealers. Parts that fall under the guarantee are free. The hours used by the dealer for investigations and repairs may be charged.

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Parts are available for most products. They are always supplied by approved dealers. They can advise and assist you. Click here for our dealer list. 

Parts for our products are always sold through approved dealers. They can advise and assist you. Click here for our dealer list.

Products and parts can be ordered from approved dealers. Click here for our dealer list.

As a manufacturer, DRU does not sell directly to consumers. For breakdowns, parts or maintenance, you should contact the dealer that sold you the fire. If you do not know who this was, take a look here at our dealer list.          

As a manufacturer, DRU does not sell directly to consumers. For breakdowns, parts or maintenance, you should contact the dealer that sold you the fire. If you do not know who this was, take a look here at our dealer list.

As a manufacturer, DRU does not sell directly to consumers. For breakdowns, parts or maintenance, you should contact the dealer that sold you the fire. If you do not know who this was, take a look here at our dealer list.

Birch, Ash and Beechwood are extremely suitable types of wood for burning. Oak is also good, but this often requires a longer drying time. A great deal of wood is too wet for burning. You can check this with a moisture meter. An ideal moisture percentage is between 16% and 20%.