Aarrow Stoves Anyone?

[Mull]

HI MULL SORRY mate there just a cheaper stove thats all if your happy and it does what you want it to do then thats ok fine sorry mull i should put it a better sorry happy new year jon

 

 

Haha, as you know I'm only kiddin, happy new year to you and yours, all the best👍

[mendiplogs]

Haha, as you know I'm only kiddin, happy new year to you and yours, all the best👍

 

HI MATE sorry mate happy new year thanks jon

[Stubby]

Certainly prettier than the Burley. Maybe it's just the engineer in me but I liked the principle of the Burley, I liked the fact that while it was new to the market it had actually been designed by a man in a garden shed over a period of about 20 years of trial, error, and tinkering.

 

Not enough things like that ever get to market anymore!

 

I disagree . I think the Burley looks better . I have Burley Hollywell and find it simple to operate , only 2 controls , the door and the air slide . Lights easy peezy lemon squeezy . Punts out more than its rated 5KW . One thing that is not up to par is the top baffle plate . Bent and distorted with the metal gauze flaking off after 2 winters . Made my own out of 3.0mm thick stainless and that is fine . A replacement top baffle plate is £87 ! Mine is better . It needs looking at but apart from that it is a cracking stove . Oh and its still warm in the morning with embers under the ash so fires up quick and that is NOT with it " damped " down , just set at the normal burn .

Edited December 31, 2014 by Stubby

[highland dave]

We had a big Aarrow that did all the heating and hot water for 13 years in a 4 bed house in N Scotland. Couldn't fault it. Lit it in October and it went out in April - unless we were away for more than 2 days.

[dig-dug-dan]

My project of installing a stove in my conservatory will be centered around an aarow ecoburn 11. 500mm logs and an overnight burn, I am not planning on letting it go out. I jave looked very carefully into the stove choice, and this seems to fit the bill

[chezchops]

Had an Ecoburn 7 for five years. Easy to light, glass stays clean, pumps out plenty of heat. Had to play with top vent get it to stop drawing too much air when we were closing it down. Tend not to use it for overnight burns but if we do load it up there is till a few embers in the morning to get it going again. Would buy another one.

[Billhook]

We have a Clearview 650 with double doors and an Aarrow Stratford 90 with boiler.

They both take large logs and stay in easily overnight.

I prefer the Aarrow to deal with as it has a single door and the ashtray is easier to empty. Also the controls are simpler and it is easy to riddle and clean.

Both do the job and neither was cheap.

[mendiplogs]

I have an aarrow stove Jon!! Are you saying I'm a cheapskate ?? 😖😆

 

HI MULL dads after a 16kw plus one hows your arrow stove going ok thanks jon

[Mull]

HI MULL dads after a 16kw plus one hows your arrow stove going ok thanks jon

 

 

Aye it's going great Jon, no complaints over last four years, it's just a wee bit too big at 21kw for the size of room/ house we have.

[mendiplogs]

Aye it's going great Jon, no complaints over last four years, it's just a wee bit too big at 21kw for the size of room/ house we have.

 

HI MULL yours 21kw to the room or say 15kw to radiators and 6kw to room thanks jon