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GAS Stove? Flueless....

  • 06-11-2020 11:04am
    #1
    Hooked
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    Morning all.

    We've *(missus and I) a modest 3 Bed Mid-terrace gaff (1960s) with a modern layout downstairs. Living room (with open fire) and dining area and kitchen. All open plan.

    We were toying with the idea of a wood/coal burning stove, with flue, etc... but then I remembered that when I moved in years ago... I ripped out the manky, ugly, plastic coal effect GAS fire - but capped the gas line just beside the chimney breast, at floor level.

    A bit older and wiser, I'm now looking to get rid of the mess of the open fire (and all the heat escaping up the chimney), was heading in the "solid fuel" stove direction until I remembered the gas line!

    I'm totally clueless - but see that there are now flue-less GAS stoves (sitting proud of the fire, on the hearth) available.

    Would this be a good move? Costly to run? Where do the fumes go?

    Anyone any experience? TIA


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  • #2
    wiz569
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,709 ✭✭✭wiz569


    They are like a fancy Super Ser heater, the fumes will come into the room so you will still need ventilation.


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