Stove advice

[Lancstree]

I'm in the market for a multifuel stove that is suitable for a smokeless zone/control zone. I just want it for secondary heating so 5kw should be ok but ideally I'd like it to be still burning in the morning. My terraced house is quite open plan so could I perhaps up the kw's or would it still need venting?

 

I've heard morso are good but a bit on the pricey side, even for the squirrel.

 

Any tips?

[Stephen Blair]

i was going to say squirrel, i am refurbing mine just now, i would never scrimp on a firebox for the home

[slasherscot]

mines a firebelly, modern look about it and works well

[Charlieh]

mines a machinemart clarke regal, was about £290 last winter

 

and its ace! looks nice, has good controls and the firebox is well made and solid

[Mark T]

Charnwood make a good stove, I put a Country 8b into my old place but am looking at a Country 4 for secondary heating in the new house - £488 on ebay.

 

Wood burning, multifuel, gas and electric stove ranges - Charnwood Stoves UK

[T14EES T14UNK]

Mines a Morso Owl. It's my second one. Sold first house and left it and bought exactly the same in next house. I love it but they are quite pricey. And as for burning in the morning, if I ram it totally full with logs and turn it right down, there might be a few embers in the morning but it's no easier to get it going again than just lighting it anyway with kindlng. Nice looking fire though.

[Lancstree]

Nice one. I've been told about machine mart ones once before and the regal seems to have slipped up in price to £344.

[cousin jack]

It's a Squirrel for me, you get what you pay for.

[Saw-sick Steve]

From own experience - Negative - Aarrow, Hunter, Villager.

Positive - Woodwarm (Fireview), morso, Charnwood

[Notmegov]

I am biased as i live around 10 miles from the factory but Clearview stoves follow me into every home i go into. Just up graded mine to a 650 will do 10 - 12 radiators as well as 5kw into the room!!

 

So for me Clearview expensive but worth it