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Question about Stoves

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  • 29-10-2014 8:05pm
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    Haz619
    Registered Users Posts: 20 ✭


    Hi all, was thinking of getting a stove in a couple of weeks, The gas heating is inefficient and costs a fortune.. i was advised to get the Blacksmith Harness model. I dont want it connected to the radiators or the water. I plan on having it on pretty much constantly over the winter. My question is will this heat the house? its a 3 bedroom house.. Im not looking for every room to be roasting, i just want he edge taken off, a comfortable amount of heat in most of the rooms.

    What do you all think


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    therealmccoy
    Registered Users Posts: 179 ✭✭therealmccoy


    Haz619 wrote: »
    Hi all, was thinking of getting a stove in a couple of weeks, The gas heating is inefficient and costs a fortune.. i was advised to get the Blacksmith Harness model. I dont want it connected to the radiators or the water. I plan on having it on pretty much constantly over the winter. My question is will this heat the house? its a 3 bedroom house.. Im not looking for every room to be roasting, i just want he edge taken off, a comfortable amount of heat in most of the rooms.

    What do you all think

    You've answered your own question there when you say you don't want it connected to the rads/water. If the stove is non-boiler then it is designed to heat the room only. Now, you can overspec the stove so that you have excess heat coming from the stove but bear in mind that this will likely result in you being too hot in the immediate room.


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