Coalbrookdale Darby stove

4.5 flames

The Coalbrookdale Darby stove is a traditional fire with 2 doors -

the doors have a tracery pattern and the top of the stove has an ornate decoration.

Underneath their is a hotpplate so that you can heat drinks and food on the flat top of the stove -

the stove has a large back boiler.

• Fuel: Multifuell

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• Improved Darby

  David Schalk 3 years ago

  To add to my post of last year here is an update on improvements I made to my Coalbrookdale Darby that gives a better secondary burn. I added a one inch layer of Koa wool insulation to the top... [ read more ]

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• Coalbrookedale Darby boiler model

  Maurice Deegan 4 years ago

  I installed this unit in1995. It is connected to 300 lt. h/w tank with DHW coil. It has electric backup if required. The water is circulated to slab heating coils but will not heat the whole... [ read more ]

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  4 flames

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• Coalbrookdale Darby

  David Schalk 4 years ago

  I have used this stove for 12 years. The Darby likes to be run hot. With good gaskets and a proper drafting chimney this stove is hard to beat. When run properly and with well seasoned wood... [ read more ]

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  5 flames

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• Coalbrookdale Darby

  David Schalk 4 years ago

  Forgot to mention in my review the only improvement I made to this stove is I replaced the three glass panels in each door with 1600 degree F pyro-ceramic glass and removed the metal mesh.

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• it is a great stove

  Judy Britton 5 years ago

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  3.5 flames

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• beautiful, but not as efficient as newer stoves (backboiler)

  William Wells 5 years ago

  in a large lounge it doesn't produce as much heat as we would like. We are currently looking to change this stove as we find that others have more modern stoves and use much less logs and warm... [ read more ]

  Stove expert replied: Before purchasing a replacement ensure that you get the heating system re-calculated so that you will not be disappointed, this stove may not be large enough for the system it is supplying. If you find that the room in which the boiler is installed does not get hot enough, consider having a radiator in there for back up, have a thermostatic radiator valve on it so that it will only work when required or if the temperature in the room is not high enough. It may be worth looking at the fuel used as they vary greatly and an alternative may be more effective in producing the necessary heat. Is the chimney lined? This can make a vast difference also.

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  4 flames

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• Coalbrookdale Darby

  Tom 5 years ago

  We have had this stove in three different houses and find it to be very comfortable to use and we love the look of it in our current 1877 home.

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• Jed

  Jared Bark 6 years ago

  We bought one of the first Darby's imported in the US--1982 I think--I was told we were getting the eleventh one sold here. It's a handsome stove and a joy to gather around. Our dogs have always... [ read more ]

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