Bit chilly in the house tonight

[Matthew Arnold]

Ruddy boiler just packed in. Keep saying to mum we need a woodburner. Ha ha tonight we will need one.

[mendiplogs]

Ruddy boiler just packed in. Keep saying to mum we need a woodburner. Ha ha tonight we will need one.

 

HI MATT what a night for you mate :thumbdown:we just had a new one fitted our stove is going well thats the way to go mate jon

[t5pete]

Always happens at the worst time we moved over to solid fuel and have never looked back also just fitted a stanley erin boiler stove at my dads and thats an amazing bit of kit just got to get my other stove up a running now to replace the standard one

[Matthew Arnold]

Just told my mum that your woodburner is going a treat john ha ha. Dad and i are looking at a 8kw woodburner and looking to spend about 800 quid plus flue and fitting. What KW is yours?

[testcricket01]

It is indeed my open fire isnt doing its job so tonight finally ordered a wood burner and a flexible flue liner and fixing kit so ill be sorted this winter

[Gareth Dalzell]

Typical boilers always quit when you need them most. Woodburners are essential, especially in our line of work - you'll start viewing trees as "heat reserves"

[twistedhicap]

your all lucky ! the place im living in the heating is beyond repair its 200 years old and my thermometer doesent get above 2 degrees no fire places or wood burner nowhere to put one so its electric heating and a mobile gas fire dont use the ellectric apart form bathroom and bedroom to ttake the chill off !

 

but the rent is cheep !

[mendiplogs]

Just told my mum that your woodburner is going a treat john ha ha. Dad and i are looking at a 8kw woodburner and looking to spend about 800 quid plus flue and fitting. What KW is yours?

 

HI MATT ours is a 16kw euro heat its very good cast iron there the best as they hold the heat longer mate or a good sec hand one will do the job i like a stove more kw then you need mate if it gets real cold then open the stove up all the best mate see you soon jon

[Matthew Arnold]

We have a 3 bedroom detached 1980s house with no fireplace. Mum wants on put into the gable end of the house but cant get into her head how big a job it would be to put a fire place and build a chimney. Looking at an 8Kw or maybe a 12 but want it to be warm not like an oven as having new windows put in during the new year.

[Big J]

Can't emphasise enough how important a woodburner is for someone in our line of work. You effectively have a free source of heat that will give you heat reliably with absolutely nothing to break down, be affected by power cuts of fuel shortages.

 

We burn 3 stacked cubic metres a month at present, but our (old single story badly insulated) cottage is too warm to wear trousers most of the time. Living room presently 21 celcius, 35% RH. Minus 5 outside. Rayburn on and directing heat around the house with a little to the living room. Villager stove on very low in living room mostly for the benefit of the dogs!