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Kingstar Stove

barryleonard79 · 2014-02-07 22:38:59

Hi all i'm wondering has anyone any experience with Kingstar insert stoves. I am close to purchasing a Dragon model. It gives 25kw to water and 6kw to the room which suits our needs. We are planning on using our oil to bring the water temp up and then use the boiler to keep it high. We will have the house split to zones so…

07-02-2014 10:38pm

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barryleonard79

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Hi all i'm wondering has anyone any experience with Kingstar insert stoves. I am close to purchasing a Dragon model. It gives 25kw to water and 6kw to the room which suits our needs. We are planning on using our oil to bring the water temp up and then use the boiler to keep it high. We will have the house split to zones so don't need to heat it all. The whole system is almost €7000 including the triple cylinder, zoning installation and the stove itself. Haven't seen much Kingstar at all on this forum.

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Did you go ahead with the purchase and how did it work out for you?

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