Burley Wakerley stove
Larger output stove in the Surefire range of Burley stoves
Most Recent Review
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Brilliant
We have had this wood burner since 2013 Had it installed by a very good company into our old house was given good advice on how to use it and about the wood we burn and they sweep the chimney... [ read more ]
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Most Popular Review
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parts wakerley
I have owned this stove for twelve months. I have only one issue and that is parts . The steel perforated baffled warped within 6 month or less the mesh is none existent . I explained this to... [ read more ]
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Perhaps needs another 1000 or so years design work?
Don''t get me wrong... once this fire is up to temperature I''m in love with it. But there are so many basic design flaws that it''s hard to rate it highly. The manufacturers advertising ramble... [ read more ]
Stove expert replied: The stove will have been thoroughly tested before going to market, so the holes that are referred to should not become blocked during normal usage.
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Great stove
Had a couple of Holywell stoves so when we moved to a house with a huge living room Burley was the obvious choice. The wakerley is great. Lights well but takes a few minutes to get hold. This is probably as the flue is a tad short though. Overall great and chucks out loads of heat and quite efficient... [ read more ]
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Smokey
We've had this stove for under a year after moving into an big old house- we replaced a Rayburn oil cooker with this. We deliberated a long time about the make & size we wanted but as we had... [ read more ]
Stove expert replied: The flue draw seems to be the problem from what you say and this is not the stoves fault! Is there an air brick in the room? Are there other flues in the property that may have a stronger draw that is affecting this one? Have you an anti-downdraught cowl fitted? Is the chimney lined? What height is the flue system? As the draw improves when the flue is warm this shows the flue is the problem. Wood burning stoves are not recommended for use over-night, the slow burning period produces too many tar residues and can lead to chimney problems. Do get the installation checked as the problems outlined should be able to be improved on.
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Smokey and getting more and more difficult to get/keep going
I have had my Burley Wakerley since Sept 2014. Originally I wanted a Clearview 750 but the installer said that was not ideal due to the diameter of the chimney/flue so I went with his recommendation... [ read more ]
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Smoking Wakerley
I owned a Charnwood 8 and needed more heat in the house. I chose a pair of Wakerleys for their efficiency, large glass and external air feed. On this basis they meet requirements and, as the... [ read more ]
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So good we bought another burley
After struggling for years with an old Charnwood stove in my wife's art studio we decide to go for this stove with the reviews on here as they were so positive. Her art studio would take at... [ read more ]
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Burley Wakerley 12Kw
We recently bought this stove to heat a large cold room - 45feet by 12 by 10 high -which it does well enough. We also run a clearview pioneer, Cove 1 and a Jotul - woodburners - in other parts... [ read more ]
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Great Stove
I bought this stove 8 months ago, supplied with an outside air supply. Having lived in houses with various stoves including a Clearview this stove is in a different league. It has now stayed... [ read more ]
Stove expert replied: Please make sure that monthly the stove is let out and thoroughly cleaned insuring that the flue is clear, slumbering the stove leads to more debris being produced and leaving so long without checking is not good practise.
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