Clearview vision 500 stove
The Clearview vision 500 stove is available as a flat top, low canopy or high canopy model.
The legs can be 2,4 or 6 inches on this Clearview stove.
The Vision 500 is available with multi fuel kit for burning coal
and
a smoke control kit to use in smokeless areas.
You can get the Clearview stoves in coloured finishes too.
- Height: 588mm
- Width: 582mm
- Depth: 330mm
- Flue Diameter: 150mm
- Fuel: Multifuel
Most Recent Review
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Clearview Vision 500
I installed my Clearview about 7 years ago after a lot of research and am very pleased with my purchase. I have to heat an open plan ground floor of approximately 40sq meters in a small drafty... [ read more ]
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Most Popular Review
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Clearview Vision 500..
Installed the Vision 500 about 10 years ago, at that time the airwash was quite a new twist on an old idea. On first installing the stove we had fumes creeping through the joints in the chimney... [ read more ]
Stove expert replied: Replacement rope is expensive but important to the working of a stove, think of it as a genuine spare for a car. It is not only the diameter of the rope but the density as well and this is a trade secret to each manufacturer.
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Best thing in the house
We built our house in 2012-13, moved in in 2013. Underfloor heating, very efficient windows and insulation up the wazoo. I chose a clearview 500 due to the airwash and the overnighting. We burn... [ read more ]
Stove expert replied: Great review.
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Vision 500
Our stove was installed 6 years ago in a 2 bed bungalow. When we burn 24/7 during cold spells it warms through the whole building. Very economical on wood, we have 2 seasons burning stored so... [ read more ]
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Fantastic woodburner
We have had our Clearview 500 for a year now and it is excellent. It gives out lots of heat, very efficient. It is very easy to control with the 2 air vents and the glass has remained clean... [ read more ]
Stove expert replied: Great comments
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Clearview Vision 500 Stove - a complete revelation
We have just had a used Vision 500 fitted for us by a local, reputable HETAS engineer. This stove has literally transformed a chilly, draughty 16th century farmhouse into a toasty and cosy place... [ read more ]
Stove expert replied: Providing the wood is dry, well seasoned with a moisture content of less than 20% the heat generated should be high with efficient burning achieved.
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Worth the wait!
It took us 2.5 years to decide on the appropriate stove for future-proofing our sitting room. I really loved our open fire but the down-draughts of billowing smoke, soot, poor energy efficiency... [ read more ]
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Clearview Vision
We installed our first one 20 years ago (we later put in a Vision and a Pioneer in other rooms). We only burn seasoned wood. Last year was the first time that we had it properly serviced and... [ read more ]
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Vision 500
I wanted to buy anything but a clearview as everybody around us has one. However the more people we spoke to the more we were swayed back to clearview. Our local dealer initially advised... [ read more ]
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Not worth the high cost.
Having lived with our new stove for about 5 months, My honest felling is one of disappointment. The Vision 500 is not a cheap stove. It is in the higher price bracket, and in my opinion over... [ read more ]
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Best stove on the market
It is 14 years since we installed our Clearview Vision 500 stove to heat our 3mtr x 7mtr living room, and heat the domestic water and 2 small radiators from the small back boiler. In the time... [ read more ]
Stove expert replied: Most closed appliances (Stoves) use smokeless fuel and not household coal this is due to coal being a dirtier fuel, it burns with a longer flame and can distort internal parts. Being a dirtier fuel is often prevents the airwash from working effectively. Great long term service from this appliance.
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