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Gas boiling ring - where to get one?

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  • #2
    Dizzyblonde
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    Since you've had no replies, I've moved this to the Dublin County North forum.

    Probably a silly question but have you tried ordering it from Calor? I bought a heater directly from them last year. Or you could contact them and ask about stockists.
    I'd say old fashioned hardware stores would be your best bet otherwise, such as Peter Galvin in Swords opposite Penneys. They stock Calor products and would probably order one in for you if they haven't got one in stock.


  • #3
    dslamjack
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 556 ✭✭✭dslamjack


    Or you could try ..Hamiltons Gas Products ,up in Bangor ... their very reasonable,even in sterling,Hth's http://gasproducts.co.uk/large-square-gas-boiling-ring.html?s404=large%20square%20gas%20boiling%20ring#aHA316

    Or builders providers ,would have gas equipment like that for heating volumes of various stuff like Tar etc,they would also carry the various size gas torch's,Places like Buckley's on Santry Ave ,Chadwick's in Glasnevin or Brook's also in Glasnevin,more local ,Browne's in Lusk might have them.


  • #4
    xboxdad
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    Thank you for your help!


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