Stove floor plates

[Stubby]

Alycidon, Burley do the 12kw Wakerley, the largest of their stoves. Can't wait to test it.

 

And that is a nominal figure . In real world terms I think it would be more than that . My 5kw Burley sure punts out more than 5kw .......

[Paul Jenks]

It'd take more than 100 degrees to catch oak flooring anyway. Might mark it a bit. Mine sits on about 125mm of York stone. The hearth is 125x125mm planed oak. No worries.

If there is a problem in the future and their house burns down, that's when doing it by the book counts.

[richardwale]

You are right Stubby, Burley say the 8 kw is more like 11 and the 12 more like 18, when on full power

[Alycidon]

Alycidon, Burley do the 12kw Wakerley, the largest of their stoves. Can't wait to test it.

 

I only sell mid market and top end stoves, I do have to go and have a look at their construction in their works before getting involved but I have every confidence that they are indeed a good stove.

 

What is unique is the air flow design, usually you have an air curtain down the inside of the glass ( secondary air) that keeps the glass clean and sometimes an additional Terciery air supply in the rear of the firebox above the fire. These Burley stoves do not have a secondary air curtain but do have 4 Terciery air supplies, upper and lower, left and right so that the fire burns in a circular motion. That much air will make it burn like hell and I do have reservations about the degree of control that is available but as long as the stove is not oversize for the room it should go well.

 

12kw will nicely heat a room of 144 cu m volume given poor insulation, or 168 cu m for average insulation, thats a big room in most peoples books.

 

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