Little wenlock burner

[oasispta]

Anybody know what model this is? Mk 1/2/3???

 

Cheers

[Chippy]

Looks like a little wenlock mk 2 4kw

[mendiplogs]

Anybody know what model this is? Mk 1/2/3???

 

Cheers

 

HI MATE morso are good stove mate thanks jon:thumbup:

[Billybonfire]

It's a Coalbrookdale, no longer made, taken over by Aga some years ago.

A good well made stove, lots still about.

 

Billy.

Edited August 3, 2013 by Billybonfire

[RichardT]

Yup, there's one 6' away as I type, in our caravan/office.

 

Been used and abused for decades, kept us going in a different static caravan for 2 dire winters while we built our house, before that it did the same job for a friend on 2 self-builds, before that it was in a leaky barn for God knows how long, etc.....burns anything, keeps in overnight perfectly, pumps out plenty of heat, tough little bugger.

[oasispta]

Thanks all, I've looked at morso's. my issue is that I only have a 530mm height gap, so need something small. This was on eBay and looking good until it went from £210 to £300 in 8 seconds....in the middle of a hot summer :-/???

I'm also looking at a "little smithy", but it's so difficult to find a good second hand stove, eBay seems the only option. Does £300 sound reasonable to you guys? I nearly fell off my chair, lol.

Also any other recommendations on 'short' log burners would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance :-)

[Stubby]

It wont be cheap but the sallest Burley , Debdale I think its called Nominal 4kw and a claimed 89.8% efficiency . I have the larger Holleywell and it the best thing I have ever bought .

[oasispta]

@stubby, cheers, but 30mm to tall and no room for movement, without building work :-(, thanks for the recommendation though :-)

[richardwale]

Stubby, took delivery of the Wakerley this week, the 12 kw from Burley. Are they as good as i think??

[Stubby]

@stubby, cheers, but 30mm to tall and no room for movement, without building work :-(, thanks for the recommendation though :-)

 

Ok no worries bud but Building work is not that daunting really . You could easily open it out to suit . Use vermiculite board to finish the aperture and plaster over . Jobs a goodun !