Hunter Herald 8 stove, page 2 of reviews
The Hunter Herald 8 stove is available with a high canopy, low canopy or with a flat top.
The Herald 8 comes as a wood burning model or as a multi fuel and can be fitted with a backboiler.
There is a double sided version of the Herald 8 available as well.
- Height: 624mm
- Width: 635mm
- Depth: 434mm
- Flue Diameter: 150mm
- Fuel: Multi fuel
- Nominal Heat Output: 7.5kW
- Efficiency: 78.9%
Page 2/4 of reviews for Hunter Herald 8 stove
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Top air control
Just replaced top air control which was a nightmare in itself but still fire not working efficiently and when closed down fire still draws. Not happy particularly as this is a replacement as... [ read more ]
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No baffle with a boiler?
got my herald 8 with a boiler fitted. I notice there is no baffle plate and just assumed that you don't have one when a boiler is incorporated? Whatever, the thing works perfectly and adds so... [ read more ]
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If your stove with back boiler not heating as expected then read this!
We bought the Herald 8 with wrap around boiler for our old cottage to replace expensive LPG. The stove was installed to spec and connected up to our existing (modern) radiators. Like many of... [ read more ]
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If your stove with back boiler not heating as expected then read this!
We bought the Herald 8 with wrap around boiler for our old cottage to replace expensive LPG. The stove was installed to spec and connected up to our existing (modern) radiators. Like many of... [ read more ]
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Fabulous Fire
I bought my Hunter Herald 8 3 years ago and it was the best money I ever spent as it heats my through lounge 13' x 28' plus my conservatory 9' x11' we use smokeless coal and logs, yes, it does... [ read more ]
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Double sided Hunter Herald 8 Stove
We bought the double sided stove for an old cottage we are renovating, thinking it would work great between the sitting and dining rooms. This is a very small area, but this stove just does... [ read more ]
Stove expert replied: This stove should be able to produce a good heat output. Is the flue lined? What size flue is being used and what is the height? Is there a reasonable gap round the stove sides (150mm either side)and top (300mm)? If the stove is in a tight place then the heat will be absorbed by the surrounding material and not radiate freely into the room space. What fuel are you burning? Try smokeless fuel if the stove is a multifuel or if a woodburner only then timber with a moisture content of less than 20%. Is there an air brick in the room? I would recommend getting the installation checked as there may be something that has been missed preventing this stove from producing the heat it should,.
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Hunter stove Herald 8
After a lot of discussion with Hunters and the supplier and trading standard's I had another fitted in February of 2014. Low and behold the same thing happened again waiting now to hear the... [ read more ]
Stove expert replied: Rope seals can be easily re-attached to the stove and the glue for this should be supplied normally by the supplier / Hunter under warranty if a failure occurs so soon after installation.
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Good Value, good controls
I bought a Hunter 8 Slimline in 2013 with recommendation from an installer friend, it is great value for money, gives a lot heat to all rooms in a bungalow, and a clear view of the fire as... [ read more ]
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Unhappy with stove
bought this stove by mistake had a yeoman years ago and the graphics and lettering are very similar wish I hadn't. 1.blowback of smoke when opening doors. 2. rear flu position is next to useless had to change to top. 3. poor quality glass heat cracking after a month. 4. impossible to remove baffle plate like the crypton factor to get it back in. 5. customer service terrible. 6. rude staff on phone. 7. top air was misaligned when shut down leaked on left side... [ read more ]
Stove expert replied: 1. Perhaps you need an anti down draught cowl on the flue or more air in the room to solve this problem as it is not the stove at fault but the flue system / installation. This should be investigated further. 2. A rear flue option should not cause any problem if the flue draw is adequate and you have not exceeded the max length of 150mm, it may not suit your situation but having the option gives more flexibility. 3. Glass can crack at any time and as it had been in tact for a month would not imply a faulty product. 4. Internal components do usually require a knack to remove and re-install, if it is undertaken on a monthly basis (as suggested) you should become more familiar with finding the easiest wasy to undertake this proceedure. 5 and 6. Unsure if you had poor customer service from the company you purchased the stove from or from the Manufacturer. 6. If the air wash is misaligned then this should be covered under warranty and should be taken up with the supplier.
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Hunter Herald 8 Double Sided Multi-fuel Stove
It was fitted in the fireplace between an old kitchen dinner (12' x 23') and a new extension (11.5' x 17'with a 16' vaulted ceiling) It kept both rooms toastie and once you get the hang of... [ read more ]
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