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Esse 300 insert stove

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    #32
    Bluesky2b
    Closed Accounts Posts: 13 ✭Bluesky2b


    Hi

    I went for the Aarrow Stratford Si40c 2-10Kw Inset Stove and have it ifitted.

    We is best to burn in the stove coal or wood.

    If anyone is burning wood, do they have a supplier in carlow area?

    tks.


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    #33
    demanufactured
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5,756 ✭✭✭demanufactured


    If you can burn anthracite in it burn that , if not then get yourself some eco-brite , its the dogs boll ocks


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    #34
    breeder
    Registered Users Posts: 2 ✭breeder


    hi folks,
    has anyone any comments to make on the chieftain inset boiler ?


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    #35
    rehab1000
    Registered Users Posts: 10 ✭rehab1000


    PadraigL wrote: »
    Hi

    Anyone out there with one of these.
    http://www.chaseheating.co.uk/esse_300_multi_fuel_stove.asp

    Was planning to take out the gas gussler in the sitting room and getting one of these. When not used it will seal the winds coming down the chimney and are suppose to be 400% more efficient than an open fire.

    Also can be self installed into an open fire place.



    We have an esse, can't remember the number. It is class. We light it when we get in at 5 or 6 with a half bucket of coal and that is it for the night if you regulate the air flow correctly.
    When it's not in use you can close it off and there is no air been sucked from the room, well worth it. We got it fitted so mor sure about self fitting. Good luck with it.


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