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Problem is see online is most are only pushing out 4.1kw.
If you're open plan or large lounge wouldn't think it's enough...rads on too:-(
Go online and find a calculator which will give you a rough estimate of the KW you'll need for size of room with various factors thrown in , like you level of insulation etc.Really, I assumed that was quite hot - I was contemplating electric at first !?!
Thanks for the link - need only 2kw (small rooms) according to that but want MORE !!
Sorry :thinking:
The good news is I've just installed a 2kw radiator so should be warm this winter (bloody cold when I moved in Feb) with any fire but I fancy one of those inset jobs just hanging in the wall and no fireplace[/QUOTE
A few mates have wall hangers and they reckon you'd be as well to hang a picture of one than the real thing...poor heat output, so they say.
You could try a flueless version of this...perhaps
http://www.fires2u.com/product/912/flavel-windsor-contemporary-he-high-efficiency-gas-fire.html
AgreedI'd be somewhat careful knocking all that out, b all holding up that lintel in the first place, which is then supporting several tons of chimney above, one of the reasons for using a decent builder to do this sort of work
You can offer my plumber some baby oil if you wantIf you go for the brushed steel finish: go over the brushed steel with baby oil and wipe.
You'll never have those horrible finger print marks on the steel thereater.
Kitchen fitter showed me this trick.
You can offer my plumber some baby oil if you want
Good tip though, thanks. I assume this is before first heat ?
I do know that gloves are supplied for handling the surround when fitting
I'm glad Ermintrude likes this - shame its not enough to 'pop over' and sort me out (so to speak)
I've just arranged a sweep (until this morning, I didn't even know a liner needed sweeping !) for the 15th of October so will let you know if you're interested
Much cheaper than I thought as well, ÂŁ45 for sweep, test and hopefully a certificate
Is it still the original liner? It shoul be replaced if connecting it to a new appliance unless you can guarantee that it will last as long as the appliance it self which would involve removing and inspecting it but chances are it will unravel as your pulling it out.
And yes you can smell smoke pellets so I would say your liner has had it.
That sounds like sensible advice so I will investigate but I'm guessing this will cost slightly more than ÂŁ45 :sad:
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