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Waterford Stanley Range Oil/Solid fuel

  • 14-11-2008 1:37pm
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    restive
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    I am currently renovating a house. I am in two minds about my central heating / hot water options. I would appreciate any advice.

    My two options are a Waterford Stanley Brandon oil Range supplemented by solar panels.

    My other option is a solid fuel Waterford Stanley Donard Range supplemented by a condenser oil boiler also with solar.

    The house is 150 square metres ( over 1600 Square feet) and I expect to have 10 – 12 Radiators. It is located in Rural Ireland. It is also being newly insulated.



    Thanks



    Any advice would be appreciated


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  • #2
    topcatcbr
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,477 ✭✭✭topcatcbr


    restive wrote: »
    I am currently renovating a house. I am in two minds about my central heating / hot water options. I would appreciate any advice.

    My two options are a Waterford Stanley Brandon oil Range supplemented by solar panels.

    My other option is a solid fuel Waterford Stanley Donard Range supplemented by a condenser oil boiler also with solar.

    The house is 150 square metres ( over 1600 Square feet) and I expect to have 10 – 12 Radiators. It is located in Rural Ireland. It is also being newly insulated.



    Thanks



    Any advice would be appreciated

    I would have a condensing boiler supplemented by a solid fuel range.
    Reason: better effeciency from condensing boiler than range. with solar


  • #3
    restive
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 1,066 ✭✭✭restive


    Thanks for the advice Topcatcbr.

    I went into a fireplace shop today and came accross a german solid fuel range called Wamsler 1100 series cooking range. I has never really thought about any other brand other than a Waterford Stanley. I was wondering if anyone has had any expericence with this range and how does it measure up to the Donard by Waterford Stanley.


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