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Aga / Rayburn cooker?

clusk007 · 2010-03-02 19:16:24

hi all, I'm in the process of building a new house at the moment and looking at putting in a traditional looking cooker. I'm interested in possibly an Aga or a Rayburn but not sure which model to go for which would be the most efficient and cheapest to run. I looked at the Electric Aga but at 10,500 euros it's far too…

02-03-2010 7:16pm

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clusk007

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hi all,

I'm in the process of building a new house at the moment and looking at putting in a traditional looking cooker. I'm interested in possibly an Aga or a Rayburn but not sure which model to go for which would be the most efficient and cheapest to run. I looked at the Electric Aga but at 10,500 euros it's far too expensive! I am not on mains gas but I will be running the underfloor heating on gas so LPG is one option but I have heard they are very expensive to run. I would like to avoid oil if at all possible but there is space for a tank so has anyone any suggestions? would a small oil tank and oil cooker be the best and cheapest option?

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