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Which gas fire and where to buy

  • 13-12-2013 09:23PM
    #1
    tricky99
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 116 ✭✭


    we are looking for a hole in wall gas fire. has anyone had experience with Kal or Gazco and where best to buy?


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  • #2
    anner25
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5 ✭anner25


    Paul Matt and Eric at www.thegascompany.ie in Capel St and Palmerstown are about the best in the country.I'm an insaller and regularly buy appliances for them nice guys and most importantly know what there talking about


  • #3
    crowe79
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 14 ✭crowe79


    tricky99 wrote: »
    we are looking for a hole in wall gas fire. has anyone had experience with Kal or Gazco and where best to buy?

    Do you know if the heat output is any good from these fires? Hearing mixed reports. We're planning to do the same. I presume by inset you mean it's enclosed by a glass front, like a stove. Much more efficient than an open fire.I posted the question under the Stoves thread but no answer yet.

    We have an open gas fire at the minute but it's not great for heat and the efficiency is only about 35%.


  • #4
    Geratron
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 21 ✭Geratron


    Hi. We have a Gazco Studio 2 and wouldn't recommend it. The spark is steady giving us trouble and it is expensive to run when we do eventually get it started. If I were building again I'd definately install a solid fuel stove. It might take more effort but at least you can relay on it.


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