My Multi Fuel Burner

[NorthernWoody]

Got installed yesterday. We can't light it until Saturday but I am already in love with it!

Have wood stocked, more being delivered next week and topping up coal ready for winter.

I think I might go off and do a little happy dance!

[tigs]

pleased for you , they do put out a lot of heat , you might want to look into one of these http://www.coopersofstortford.co.uk/coo ... dst07174i/ its a great bit of kit for multi fuel burners

[pseudonym]

Blimey, me too.

[izzy_mack]

Happy days !! Soooo envious. Live in a rented house so no such luck. My dream home will have a wood burning aga type cooker & a wood burner in the lounge. Some day??? Wish you all the best.

[poppypiesdad]

Nice burner, do these heat the water tank too ?

J

[pseudonym]

Nice burner, do these heat the water tank too ?

J

Mine's an Esse 100, a multifuel stove, but not for heating water, though there are models available to do that.

There is room on top for a small kettle and pot if the power goes off.

[rik_uk3]

thermoelectric fans are worth looking at, self powering they spread warm air around your room.
http://www.swithenbanks.co.uk/shop.php? ... rer=google

I'm burning smokeless fuel more than wood these days, much easier to store a full winters needs.

[jansman]

You will not regret the installation of your stove(s) guys. Had mine in ten -odd years, and it keeps you warm and makes you smug. 'Cos you are independent and your fuel is already paid for!
You will have to have a play to see how *your* stove/chimney set-up pulls.

Remember to keep the chimney swept-every year, NO exceptions, and you will be happy campers.

[rik_uk3]

If you burn soft woods like pine or old pallets you need to check your flue twice a year for tar build up. Personally I only burn hard woods.

[pseudonym]

Thanks for the good info Gents.