Stanley Erin stove

Iomega Man · 15-09-2011 11:54AM #1

Hi all,

Wasn't too sure where to place this but Mods move if you wish.

My problem is that I have a Stanley Erin stove in the kitchen and to one side of it is all the exposed pipework and circulating pump.
I think it looks unsightly and would like to box it all in somehow.
However I would be worried as to what type of material to use as the stove can get pretty hot!!
It can't be permanent as I may need to access the pump,pipework,thermostat in the future...
I tried to contact WS but keep getting an error message every time I submit the online query form.

Hope that someone will have some ideas!!

Thanks,

Iomega..................

BryanF · 15-09-2011 12:37PM

go to a mineral wool supplier, and ask/insist on a fire resistant insulation/separating material (100mm min thickness) and then just box it out in metal stud (or whatever the L shaped suspended-ceiling stuff is called) and plaster board.

Poor Uncle Tom · 16-09-2011 09:06AM

Disguise it with a modified 'Log Box' type cover.

Iomega Man · 16-09-2011 10:46AM

Cheers for the replies Guys.
Was thinking along those lines poor uncle tom.
Just wondering though, would plasterboard be able to withstand that type of heat at such close proximity??

nager · 16-09-2011 11:06AM

Iomega Man wrote: »

Just wondering though, would plasterboard be able to withstand that type of heat at such close proximity??

Not even fireboard plasterboard will be able to take the heat - it will just crack. Try one of the fire fibreboards used in opes by fireproofing companies. You could then paint it. I did this and painted with a blackboard paint - which gives the appearance of slate. Worked a treat.

nedsgarden · 16-09-2011 11:13AM

I too have the waterford erin , with only about 6 inch clearence at the top, i used the fireboard , with one self-inflicted problem, thought i did a great job cutting out the flue pipe, in reality was too good - flue expanded in the heat and put a small crack in the board, just something to watch out for, great we fire !!!

Iomega Man · 16-09-2011 11:37AM

I was just checking out that fire fibreboard.
It looks like what I need all right.

Seems to be only available from specialist dealers or would most hardware stores stock it?

nedsgarden · 16-09-2011 12:49PM

Hardware stores should have, mine come in 8x4 sheet.

Stanley Erin stove

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