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installing stanley stove

  • 25-06-2015 8:58pm
    #1
    j timber
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 139 ✭✭


    Hi there i am looking for some advice from anybody who has installed their own stove.I am in the process of installing a stanley ardmore non boiler stove.My query is when fitting the enamel flu to the top of the stove using the adaptor provided it does not sit flush with the adaptor. The two screws which are holding the adaptor in place are stopping it sitting down. Maybe its a design flaw but it does not seem right to me.
    If anyone has come across this or knows the solution it would b greatly appreciated.
    I probably will put some rope around the adaptor and bed it in with fire cement??


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  • #2
    diydude
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 9 ✭diydude


    j timber wrote: »
    Hi there i am looking for some advice from anybody who has installed their own stove.I am in the process of installing a stanley ardmore non boiler stove.My query is when fitting the enamel flu to the top of the stove using the adaptor provided it does not sit flush with the adaptor. The two screws which are holding the adaptor in place are stopping it sitting down. Maybe its a design flaw but it does not seem right to me.
    If anyone has come across this or knows the solution it would b greatly appreciated.
    I probably will put some rope around the adaptor and bed it in with fire cement??

    Hi just seen your thread and hoped you solved the problem
    I was looking at fitting same stove ardmore in my simidetached house and wondered how is yours going
    My friends are teling me to get a big stove but i though a smaller stove with a bigger fire is better rather thsn the fire being lost in the bigger stove
    Would appreciate your views
    Rgds don


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