Clarke potbelly stove standard size
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Money up in flames........!!
I should have read some of these reviews before buying. I've had this stove professionally fitted, with all the correct flues etc. This stove had no adequate controls whatsoever. If stuffed... [ read more ]
Stove expert replied: It may not be the stove but a high flue draw that is too strong, check this before you warp the stove. A stove should be controllable so that a steady flame picture can be achieved. If the flue draw is excessive a damper or flue stabiliser will need to be added.
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small pot belly
Definitely you get what you pay for. i have used the stove as a cheap means of heating a conservatory and it has done the job for some years but the general construction is so poor that it is... [ read more ]
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More reviews for Clarke potbelly stove standard size (page 1 of 2)
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Clarke Potbelly Stove
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!
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Clarkes pot belly stove
Have just fitted this stove to my garage and am very disappointed as it has to be constantly tended. It burns far too quickly and has to be restocked every 15-20 minutes. Its practically... [ read more ]
Stove expert replied: Perhaps you need a damper in the flue to get more control if all the seals on the stove are operating correctly.
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replacement grid
I've had mine for few years now and burnt wood only. I'm very satisfied customer but the grid at the bottom has snapped couple of days ago. Still using it but not sure for how long. Is there... [ read more ]
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cheap n cheerful
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Clarke standard pot belly stove
I bought this stove for a reasonably large outbuilding, after great expense to have professionally installed the stove is totally uncontrollable with regards to burn rate. Air control does not... [ read more ]
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Clarkes 'multi-fuel' stove
A very cheap stove that, while it gives off quite a lot of heat, needs constant feeding. It claims to be multi-fuel, but burning anything other than wood - such as coal - risks the stove overheating... [ read more ]
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Clarke potbelly stove standard size
Cheap black finish burns off right away good for heating vans sheds ect. this thing will never burn over night has to be topped up around every 30min.The unit sucks in far to much air even with... [ read more ]
Stove expert replied: As with many things you often get what you pay for when it comes to stoves. As long as you realise this when purchasing then the cheaper end of the market does of course have its place, just don't expect it to perform as well as a higher end model.
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Great Camper Van Warmer!
I have this fitted in my Camper (converted Parcel Force Iveco) and it is brilliant for the job. It is a small space which gets more than hot enough, even in Scotland in Winter. It is small and... [ read more ]
