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Non boiler stoves

Starrgrrl · 2012-06-14 19:13:05

Hiya, we're getting a stove for a large open plan kitchen, dining, living area and were wondering which would you recommend? The area is 350sqfoot approx do was wondering how large the stove needs to be. Also my partner is convinced that stanley is the pnly way to go, are these the best/reliable? Thanks!

14-06-2012 7:13pm

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Starrgrrl

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Hiya, we're getting a stove for a large open plan kitchen, dining, living area and were wondering which would you recommend? The area is 350sqfoot approx do was wondering how large the stove needs to be.
Also my partner is convinced that stanley is the pnly way to go, are these the best/reliable?
Thanks!

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#2 15-06-2012 5:33pm

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Hi
multiply the length of room by width of room by height of room (imperial measurements)
If room is well insulated multiply the answer you got by 5. If the room is not well insulated multiply your answer by 6

You will get a figure then which is the BTU output of room.
Go to stanley web site and all the information you require is there under stoves
NW

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