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electric stove - flame effect - best showroom?

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  • 05-01-2020 10:05pm
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    mcbert
    Registered Users Posts: 460 ✭✭


    Hey,

    New house soon, thinking about putting in an electric stove. We'd like it to be as realistic as possible with a nice flame effect. We need to see them working before we buy. Any suggestions where there's a good place to see them working?

    I'm Galway based but in Dublin regularly too.

    Thanks.


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    An Ri rua
    Registered Users Posts: 4,493 ✭✭✭An Ri rua


    mcbert wrote: »
    Hey,

    New house soon, thinking about putting in an electric stove. We'd like it to be as realistic as possible with a nice flame effect. We need to see them working before we buy. Any suggestions where there's a good place to see them working?

    I'm Galway based but in Dublin regularly too.

    Thanks.


    As to where over your way, I'm unsure. But I've a number of Dimplex Optiflame, 2 older Berrys and have had a number of other brands (I love them).

    My advice would be Optiflame wood effect. OptiMyst have a habit of expensive breakdowns and some have claimed issues with the water /mist diffusion (though I'm sceptical).

    Take a look at a Stockbridge/Chevalier or a Mozart. Or indeed one of the inset panels.


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    hbab2009
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    Hi, did you ever get sorted with the electric stove? If so what you go for and are running costs high?


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    mcbert
    Registered Users Posts: 460 ✭✭mcbert


    hbab2009 wrote: »
    Hi, did you ever get sorted with the electric stove? If so what you go for and are running costs high?


    Sorry, plans changed, pulled out of sale, bought a different house, no need for electric stove anymore. Never got one.


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