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I did my install myself. It was doddle. Stove was 1200, then about 200p the flue, finished in black. Council signed it off

As others have said, choose the stove, then get a heats guy to install. Use a recommended guy, try and find someone local who has had similar done and ask them

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 That looks a tricky install, elecrical sockets, close to edge of wall to core an 8” hole through, distance from blinds and frames etc so your choice of stove may be very limited in that situation so you definately need expert advice.

 

 

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On 25/01/2020 at 17:31, Dean1984 said:

Are you planning on building a hearth? Also the curtains will have to go, to get it signed off stoves have to be a certain distance from combustibles. if I was you I would choose the stove and get a price off hetas approved installer and don’t use a stove shop as they will rip your arm off.

I'd also worry about the cutains, not you perhaps but the next owner of the house who might not realise. At first thought your quote sounds high but what are yuo being quoted for? There doesn't look like a lot of wall space so you might need something more compact which could limit the choces the nstaler has.. and of course the more secialised  stove is, the more the manufacturer thinks they cancharge. I'd get a breakdown of the quote if you can to see what is in it

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