Do large glass viewing areas reduce the character of a wood burning stove?

[Alycidon]

Big glass is a winner by miles in my experience, the ladies always love it and they make the decisions.   I am now selling off my normal 7 - 8 kw traditional stoves as they are not selling.  Instead we are selling Widescreen stoves rated at 5kw, same size or bigger but cleaner burning and can usually be run on a 125mm flue.   These stoves are capable of delivering 8kw when pushed,  some more.  Just depends how much fuel the owner loads.

 

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[Stumpy Grinder]

12 hours ago, Mark Bolam said:

Flames.

Better than Pornhub.

Is there a better sight in the winter?

Great! I now have a rather disturbing image of your activity in front of your wood burner!

SG

 

[Logdaft]

23 hours ago, Stubby said:

I think it improves it . Just me .

 

15 hours ago, neiln said:

big glass for best view of the dancing flames...all good.

Wot they said ^^^^^^^^ 

Edited August 24, 2018 by Logdaft

[BowlandStoves]

Well, that is that subject covered! Its a resounding yes to larger viewing areas

[Al Cormack]

What's not to like? [emoji1360][emoji1360]

[Stumpy Grinder]

'Grease' the movie !!

[BowlandStoves]

Looks like a very relaxing afternoon

 

 

[Al Cormack]

Looks like a very relaxing afternoon [emoji4]
 
 

I seem to remember it was when the beast from the east was here. So settled down for a Sunday afternoon movie in front of the fire. This one does the central heating and hot water as well[emoji1360]