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Firestoves

Humpty Doo · 2008-04-01 22:27:02

Hi Would anyone have recommendations on particular models of firestoves. I am looking for a non-boiler version to heat a room (about 11 feet x 15 feet) and, with doors open, as much of the rest of a small bungalow as possible. So far, my favourite is a Stanley (Aisling or Oisin model). I have been told that Stanley is by…

01-04-2008 10:27pm

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Humpty Doo

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Hi

Would anyone have recommendations on particular models of firestoves. I am looking for a non-boiler version to heat a room (about 11 feet x 15 feet) and, with doors open, as much of the rest of a small bungalow as possible.

So far, my favourite is a Stanley (Aisling or Oisin model). I have been told that Stanley is by far the best name on the market in terms of output. I have also looked at Mulberry.

Would anyone have any thoughts, suggestions?

Thanks

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#2 01-04-2008 11:05pm

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have an Oisin, its class, only thing is you have to chop timber fairly small to get it in.

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#3 01-04-2008 11:08pm

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This would probably be more at home in DIY (in relation to replies)

Moved

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#4 02-04-2008 9:33am

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We got a Mulberry stove about 2 years ago. It is made in Carrick-on-Suir. It throws out great heat into the room and we have a back boiler on it that heats 12 rads and does it very well.

As far as I remember the Mulberry stove was cheaper than the Stanley equivalent. We are delighted with it. Easy to light, gives good heat and looks well in the room.

http://www.mulberrystoves.com/products.htm

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#5 05-11-2008 2:11pm

Ailishm

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Just wondering Humpty doo what did you go for in the end. We have Stanley Aisling and have had nothing but trouble with it.

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#6 05-11-2008 2:28pm

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Humpty

check out this recent thread. It may help.

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055394080

Edit: just seen the date

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