Clearview vision insert stove
The Clearview vision insert stove is less than 5kw output so you do not need an air vent into the room.
It is available with a multi fuel kit & boiler
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Clearview stoves can also have an added smoke control kit to make them suitable for wood burning in smokeles area.
It has air wash & clean burn
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Clearview was probably one of the first to produce a high quality steel stove
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Clearview Vision Inset Stove
OK we have had 2 Clearview pioneer stoves in the past and loved them. We needed an inset stove to fit in our lounge so we plumped for the Vision Inset. It looks great and is built really well... [ read more ]
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Clearview Vision 500
Bought a Clearview on the advice of my chimney sweep. The salesman at was so effusive that I thought the stove would not live up to his spiel, but it did. I have had a stove before and this... [ read more ]
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One of 8 Clearview''s in the house
The Clearview inset is installed in our dining room and one in the office. This is hopefully an opportunity to explain to potential clients what makes the Clearview inset a worthwhile contender... [ read more ]
Stove expert replied: Great review and good scores.
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So good
We had the Clearview Vision inset stove installed yesterday replacing a Stovax Stockton 7 inset and the difference in the amount of heat output is staggering. Its a breeze to get lit, the draw... [ read more ]
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First Rate experience
It was great to see some of the stoves actually in use when we arrived at the showroom. Enjoying a cup of tea and sitting on the sofa in front of one of the fires let you see how efficient... [ read more ]
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Had a clear view installed in October. Overall I am pleased with the fire but on two occasions when lighting it there has been backdraft and the room has filled with smoke even smoke coming... [ read more ]
Stove expert replied: Down draughts can be due to a poor draw on the flue system, not enough ventilation in the room, weather conditions etc to name but a few. Specific cowls can help to alleviate this problem but ventilation is still key to allow combustion to occur so a full investigation should take place to establish the cause. All internal parts should be checked as they may have been put in the wrong position and this will affect how the stove performs.
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Long term use
Have had the stove for just over 8 years and burned just hardwood and peat in it. It has performed without any hitches at all. Being an inset it does take a while for the surrounding stonework... [ read more ]
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Only fitted 5 days but very happy so far
Just had our third fire in our Vision Inset stove and so far so good. We stay in an old cottage and had started to have damp problems coming from the chimney. The choices were take away the... [ read more ]
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Mixed feelings
Needed an inset (not "insert") stove & Clearview seemed the best/best rated.I think if it had been a third of the price (paid c.£1.5k) I'd be rating it higher, but for the money I think it... [ read more ]
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Great fire
I purchased this clearview insert in Northern Ireland after much research and looking at many others , two family members have these fires and all are very pleased , the main thing is the heat... [ read more ]
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Warm at last
We got a Clearview stove installed in Northern Ireland and it was the best addition to the house we ever made. It is easy to light - easy to maintain and gives of loads of heat. It fitted... [ read more ]
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