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Looking To Put In A Woodburner This Summer/ Was Told I Need A 5Kw/6Kw
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any advice in what to go for or what to avoid, and i have a max of £1000, to spend on stove. Thanks
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.5kw should do you depending on the size of your room. I have a 5Kw and it heats a through kitchen and lounge plus when I open the door to the stairs it all so warms 3 rooms up stairs. It’s the best thing I have ever had put in the house. It cost £1600 for the stove chimney and liners fitted in just one day. The stove was a Firefox 5Kw approx £450. Avoid stoves form china not very good quality . This is the company that I used but of course I don’t know which part of the country you live
http:// www.shi refires .co.uk/
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Never has the expression "you get what you pay for" been truer than with woodburners. Jotul's are particularly good. Any of the Scandinavian top makes are worth a look.
In this country, have a look at "Woodwarm". Especially the one with the "Airwash" system that keeps the glass clean. I've fitted a couple of them, and the control is excellent. Quite traditional design. Not as sexy as the Scandinavians, but then, who is?
http:// www.wha tstove. co.uk/w oodwarm -stoves -woodbu rning-a nd-mult ifuel-r eviews
List prices are usually over the £1k level, but always negotiate ;o)
In this country, have a look at "Woodwarm". Especially the one with the "Airwash" system that keeps the glass clean. I've fitted a couple of them, and the control is excellent. Quite traditional design. Not as sexy as the Scandinavians, but then, who is?
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List prices are usually over the £1k level, but always negotiate ;o)
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