John Roberts 10 years ago
Very poor quality stove. The stove needs to be almost constantly fed with wood because the burn-rate cannot be controlled due to leaks.
Stove expert replied: Check the flue draw as it may not be the stove at fault!
1 flames
| Build Quality | 1 flames | (avg 2.3) |
| Quality of finish | 1 flames | (avg 2.5) |
| Value for money | 1 flames | (avg 3.5) |
| Ease of use | 1 flames | (avg 3.2) |
| Ease of lighting | 1 flames | (avg 3.8) |
| Firebox size | 2 flames | (avg 2.3) |
| How well does the airwash work | 1 flames | (avg 1.9) |
| Controllability | 1 flames | (avg 2.2) |
| Handle operation | 1 flames | (avg 2.1) |
| How likely are you to buy it again? | 1 flames | (avg 2.5) |
| What is your overall satisfaction? | 1 flames | (avg 2.7) |
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John Laing. said 6 years ago:
Wood burning stoves rely on a good draw up the flue, but if excessive they will burn well. The flue needs to throttled down slightly with a butterfly flap, this will give you a much better controlled burn rate and provide excellent heat. Don''t condemn the stove due to a bad installation.