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Stoves in kitchen

ther27 · 2008-04-05 11:07:55

I am in the process of drawing up plans for my new house and I am debating the following question: should I have a stove in my kitchen along with a fireplace in my sitting-room?Would it be worthwhile? I know one thing: I am definitely going to have an American style fridge freezer-they are fab.

05-04-2008 11:07am

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I am in the process of drawing up plans for my new house and I am debating the following question: should I have a stove in my kitchen along with a fireplace in my sitting-room?Would it be worthwhile? I know one thing: I am definitely going to have an American style fridge freezer-they are fab.

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I love ranges, I don't think a house is a home without one.

They have inserts for fireplaces that incorperate stoves, these are much more efficent. Most of the heat from an open fire just goes up the chimney.

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