Advice on Wood Burner Installation

Joined
4 Jan 2006
Messages
372
Reaction score
5
Location
Devon
Country
United Kingdom
Hi;

We are about to take the plunge and get a wood burner installed.
I have asked for a couple of quotes and what seems to be the better company (seemed a little more thorough) have come back with an acceptable plan.

My only gripe is their plan for the fire place recess, instead of tidying up the brickwork or concrete rendering, they want to fit a 2mm Galvanised Steel Recessed Box into the recess.

Could I ask any experts on here to have a look at their and offer any thoughts:

1. Using a galvanised box (with register plate) instead of pointing or rendering. Painted with Almond white heat resetant paint.
2. Clearview Vision Flat Top Wood Burner.
3. Iroko Hardwood Shelf.
4. 30mm Brazillian slate hearth.
5. 150mm Class 1 316 Grade Stainless Steel Liner.
6. New Terracota Pot with terracota coloured stainless steelpot hanging rain cap with bird guard.
7. Air Vent to be fitted in wall.
8. Supply of a Carbon Monoxide Alarm
9. Fit data plate and register with HETAS
10. Demolish and remove old 1970's stone surround fire place, excavate and enlarge fireplace opening and remove all rubbish and sweep chimney.
11. Fit concrete lintel.
12. Repair surrounding wall to plaster finish

Lounge where fire is to be fitted is 3.5m x 4m with a large opening (2m x 2m) into the dining room which is 3.5m x 3.5m. The lounge also has a door to kitchen and door to hall / stairs.
The lounge to one side has a large single glazed 5ft x 4ft window to conservatory which is roofed with cavity perspex? Very much like this stuff:
http://www.edecks.co.uk/products/18...HEZ6PriGmHTzxCvLOPhRy0Iu4BQokEljDIaAnTP8P8HAQ
(Just better than riggly plastic?)
 
Sponsored Links
I'd look at another manufacturer rather than Clearview. Their stoves are overpriced compared to equally good products from the likes of Charnwood and Stovax and the efficiency of the stoves are low.
 
Sponsored Links

DIYnot Local

Staff member

If you need to find a tradesperson to get your job done, please try our local search below, or if you are doing it yourself you can find suppliers local to you.

Select the supplier or trade you require, enter your location to begin your search.


Are you a trade or supplier? You can create your listing free at DIYnot Local

 
Back
Top