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Dik Geurts Ivar 5 Wood Stove - anyone have one or have opinion on it?


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Hi 

 

We're looking to have a new wood stove installed and have narrowed it down to a Dik Geurts Ivar 5.  It's a good size and shape for where we'll be putting it, we like the aesthetic, and it seems to get great reviews on the whole.  

 

I wondered if anyone here has one and could share their experiences if so?  Or if anyone is familiar with it and has an opinion, good or bad, regarding that particular stove.  

 

More wood stove questions may follow over the next few days!  

 

Many thanks

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6 hours ago, carbs for arbs said:

Hi 

 

We're looking to have a new wood stove installed and have narrowed it down to a Dik Geurts Ivar 5.  It's a good size and shape for where we'll be putting it, we like the aesthetic, and it seems to get great reviews on the whole.  

 

I wondered if anyone here has one and could share their experiences if so?  Or if anyone is familiar with it and has an opinion, good or bad, regarding that particular stove.  

 

More wood stove questions may follow over the next few days!  

 

Many thanks

Never heard of them ( but that don't mean shyte ) Any pics or specs ?

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Here's a link to the official page, with PDF at the bottom for further reading...  

 

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WWW.DRUFIRE.COM

Ivar 5 Low EA. Wood, coke or coal burning stove by Dik Geurts. Freestanding with large viewing window in hinged door. Output up to 4.9 Kw Defra compliant for UK smokeless zones

 

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I don't have one, but all I would say is that personally the handles and air controls look to be made of thin metal that might be weak.  I like the fact they have vermiculite on all 5 sides as this material is incredibly easy to replace if broken.  Other than that they are just the run of the mill  steel box with a glass door.

 

Also if you are using an installer, Id follow their recommendation.  Then you have more grounds to complain if any part of the system doesn't perform.  

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