Stove advice

[Tom D]

If you have a wide hearth, try this:

ESSE 100 Multi-fuel Stove

 

I fitted one for my Gran, because its wide and shallow it can take a decent size log, unlike many of the other 5kw stoves. Chucks out the heat too and gives a good view of the fire.

[Charlieh]

I love the Esse stoves, when my rayburn eventually dies i want an Ironheart as they look great, really nicely finished stoves

 

 

by the way we have a couple of scrap hunters at the farm, the metal doesnt seem to be that great, i would stay away from them,

[John Wilson]

Morso Squirrel. End of story

[Dean Lofthouse]

Dunsley Yorkshire Stove..

 

Smokeless, extremely efficient and has two little holes, one on each side which allow a minute amount of air in on full shut down to keep the wood burning.

 

I block one of these holes up with a screw and the stove will still be lit in the morning, when it's really windy and there's loads of draw, I block both holes up and it's still lit in the morning.

 

When I light my stove mid november, it burns 24/7 for the next 5-6 months, maybe one shutdown for a clean.

 

Awesome stoves

[Marko]

Morso....

[Lancstree]

Dunsley Highlander 5 £605 inc vat and delivery. Not bad at all.

Seems a strong backing for Morso, which I've found at £665 inc vat and delivery.

Both prices from Stoves are us - is this a good company to deal with?

 

I'm going to be getting a flue liner installed also. Will I need any other parts except for the stove and the liner?

[Mick Stockbridge]

Dunsley Highlander 5 £605 inc vat and delivery. Not bad at all.

Seems a strong backing for Morso, which I've found at £665 inc vat and delivery.

Both prices from Stoves are us - is this a good company to deal with?

 

I'm going to be getting a flue liner installed also. Will I need any other parts except for the stove and the liner?

 

Good to hear your getting the liner, so many people scrimp on this which is a big mistake if your gonna burn wood only. Apart from the liner your gonna need a register plate, top plate and cowling. Hidden extra's but worth the investment now as things will only ever go up in price from now on.

[Lancstree]

Thanks Mik. I'll make sure I get those. My plan of action is this:

 

Buy stove (taking into account dimensions)

Sort fireplace - Get a piece of milled timber if better lintel is needed and sort out a hearth according to fire dimensions

Get HETAS installer to drop the liner, fit a chimney pot and hook it all up

Burn

 

Is that a good order to do things? I'm not really clued up with DIY

[Lancstree]

Thanks Mik. I'll make sure I get those. My plan of action is this:

 

Buy stove (taking into account dimensions)

Sort fireplace - Get a piece of milled timber if better lintel is needed and sort out a hearth according to fire dimensions

Get HETAS installer to drop the liner, fit a chimney pot and hook it all up

Burn

 

Is that a good order to do things? I'm not really clued up with DIY

[Marko]

Our Morso was cheaper from the local dealer shop (they beat the best online price I could get without any negotiation. Wood Burning Stoves, Multi Fuel Stoves Lancashire, UK - D Roberts Heating They also sorted a HETAS engineer to sort the flue etc.