Everhot is a British engineering success story, built over five decades here in the Cotswold hills of South Gloucestershire.

The original Everhot birthplace is Coaley Mill, a 13th century water powered mill near Dursley where our Showroom still remains. Just three miles up the river you will find our carbon negative factory where we design and hand build all of our heat storage range cookers and electric stoves. 

The first Everhot was invented here in Coaley five decades ago thanks to engineer Ossie Goring who was concerned by how much energy his heat storage cooker was using. Living at a water mill, he decided to set about creating an environmentally-friendly electric range cooker which could run off the water turbine he had installed. A few years and many prototypes later, Ossie had perfected a ‘trickle feed’ design which allowed his new cooker to be powered by a small intermittent flow of electricity.

To this day, an Everhot’s peak electricity demand is a fraction of that needed by other heat storage range cookers. Ossie’s breakthrough not only enabled the first Everhot to run off his water turbine, but also a standard 13amp plug. For the last 30 years, Ossie’s son, Guy Goring, also an engineer, has continued to ensure that our cookers set the pace in terms of innovation, efficiency and functionality.  Our latest cookers come with Wi-Fi control and features such as specific solar and smart tariff settings.