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I suppose the next question is, who installed the stove? Was it a self-install?
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How old is your stove?
BowlandStoves replied to BowlandStoves's topic in Log burning stoves and fireplaces
I had to wade through a few different interpretations lol -
How old is your stove?
BowlandStoves replied to BowlandStoves's topic in Log burning stoves and fireplaces
I had to Google your comment lol Translated, "Fair Enough" -
Which model do you have?
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How old is your stove?
BowlandStoves replied to BowlandStoves's topic in Log burning stoves and fireplaces
We are looking to encourage activity on this sub-forum and also the more information in the forum the more people will join and add there own comments. Just trying to build up a community. -
Lets see if we can find the oldest stove in the UK lol How old is you stove and what is the brand and model?
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I would be interested to see how much people pay for their wood in different areas of the country and different scenarios. I know some people will pay zero for their wood
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How did you crack your stove glass?
BowlandStoves replied to BowlandStoves's topic in Log burning stoves and fireplaces
Just thinking lol, might be worth starting a post:- "What accidents did you have with your stove while under the influence" -
What size radiator
BowlandStoves replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Log burning stoves and fireplaces
The only thing I would say about this is that some of the fans can be a little loud. We would advise shopping about -
This one has been a good seller for us - anyone bought one or seen one in "real life". They are quite impressive, especially considering the price!
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Nice looking stove - now that will be a conversation starter
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There are some stunning traditional and contemporary stoves out there - which do you prefer and why? Personally I prefer a traditional stove design as I think this gives you the full experience.
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We have seen some weird and wonderful ways in which people cracked the glass on their stove doors. How did you crack your glass?
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I think the truth is somewhere between the two extreme views on climate change but it is a problem we need to address asap.
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Thanks
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I am just curious, did you buy branded glass or the generic compatible glass?
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Interesting selection of comments. Drum roll! The winners are:- Hawthorn 10 votes Oak 7 votes Yew 6 votes Beech 4 votes Ash 3 votes Hornbeam 3 votes Sycamore 3 votes Blackthorn 2 votes Eucalyptus 2 votes The following all received 1 vote:- Accacia/Robinia/Black Locust Alder Almond Azobe Carob Elm Hazel Holly Laurel Leylandii Lime Olive Pine Rhody Sweet Chestnut
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@Rich RuleWould you recommend soapstone to anyone who asked?
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There is no doubt that soapstone surround stoves are more expensive than the average stove and not for everyone. However, there are a growing number to choose from.
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I dont normally add links to our blog but this might help:- What are the benefits of a soapstone wood stove? - Bowland Stoves WWW.BOWLANDSTOVES.CO.UK The variety of wood-burning stove available today is immense and many people are slightly confused about what a...
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I was thinking more of the type of wood, e.g. ash, etc.
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Different types of wood have very different characteristics when it comes to burning, heat output and cost. What is the best type of wood you have used with your stove?
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I once heard a quote which made me smile lol "Socialism is all good and well until you run out of other people's money to spend"
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We have come across a number of soapstone surround stoves in recent times. They are very easy on the eye as well as retaining and radiating heat over a prolonged period of time. Have you ever considered a soapstone surround stove? Do you have one at the moment?
