Jotul anyone

[Mortimer Firewood]

Has anybody got any experience with Jotul stoves I am thinking of having one its a371 so would be grateful for all feedback good or bad.

thanks LGW:

[log dog]

very good indeed no complaints had it 3 years we live in a big draughty house and it is a god send:thumbup:

[chainsawdom]

got a jotul f250 very good stove.

[MikeTM150]

sat infront my Jotul F100 right now, small machine big power!!! Love it, though don't do i what i did and smash the glass in the door, £80 for a piece 14inches by 10inches i know its special glass but that hurt!!! Serves me right for trying to ram a log in with!!!

 

Go for it, well made cast iron, its worth the £££££'s:biggrin:

[john p]

buy it

[County4x4]

Don't think Jotul make a bad 'un! And they've been at it long enough I reckon!

 

Andy

[ADB328]

i used to have a Jotul it was excellent.

[spudulike]

My father has had one for 25 year, it is an inset one and gives out damn good heat and is well built so thumbs up from our family:thumbup:

[mendiplogs]

My father has had one for 25 year, it is an inset one and gives out damn good heat and is well built so thumbs up from our family:thumbup:

 

HI spud your right there mate jotul a very good i no a farmer mate he has one 25 years plus still going. well stove like the jotul have no fire bricks they have think metal for brick all the best with it with stove you get what you pay for. ours is a euro heat all cast iron the good think with a good cast iron stove is it holds the heat better and with cheap stove it cost more in the end as you burn more logs as theres no control on them all the best with it jon

[morten]

they've been at it long enough I reckon!

 

Andy

 

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