Parkray Aspect 5

4.5 flames

Parkray Aspect 5 is available as a standard, compact or slimline sizes giving flexibility to where you can fit this 5kW stove.

• Height: 590mm
• Width: 494mm
• Depth: 364mm
• Flue Diameter: 125mm
• Fuel: Wood
• Nominal Heat Output: 4.9kW
• Efficiency: 79.1%

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• Very efficient; good looking

  Bruce Beveridge 3 years ago

  Great looking stove, commented on favourably by visitors (virtual or physical!); nice big flame picture; efficient heat output; fairly simple / easy to use.

  Stove expert replied: Nice comments.

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  4 flames

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• Aspect 5 number 2

  Allan Moffat 3 years ago

  Fitted 2nd aspect 5 in December in our house usual teething problems ( cold flue,bit smokey ) but it's all good now . One negative though, same as many comments, flue control is rather sticky
  as I have 2 in house there's a different feel to the same control .
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  Stove expert replied: Have you discussed this issue with the supplier?

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  4 flames

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• Lovely Stove

  Nicola Cunningham 3 years ago

  We absolutely love out stove. It looks really nice and adds a real ''wow'' feature to our lounge. We highly recommend it.
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  5 flames

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• Aspect 5 slimline

  Janet Vaughan 3 years ago

  We had this stove expertly fitted in early October and just in time as the weather soon turned and became cold and snowy. The stove has a great heat output, easily heating up the room and by
  leaving the downstairs doors open it heats the whole house. We are very pleased with this stove.
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  Stove expert replied: Great review.

  Overall rating:

  4.5 flames

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• Great looking stove

  Phil Rogerson 5 years ago

  We had this stove fitted around a month ago. It looks great and gives out fantastic heat. The only downside we have found is the noise it makes when heating up and cooling down. This can be
  annoying and does spoil the stove slightly
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  4.5 flames

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• Aspect stoves smoke back.

  Leigh Casson 6 years ago

  I've fitted a few of the aspect range stoves. When I've fitted them with a multifuel kit I've never had a problem, but I've fitted 3 without and every time you open the door it smokes back!!
  The stove works brilliantly when the doors are closed! It seems to me like the box is too tall! And the multifuel kit rises it up and the smokes goes up the flue better! Would like to know if anyone else has had this problem?
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  Stove expert replied: If smoke comes back into the room once the flue is warmed, it is normally due to not enough draw being present that will lift the flue gases away from the firebox,, were the flue draw measurements taken at the time of installation, did they match what is recommended by the manufacturer? Is there enough air in the room, is the flue height the 4.5mtrs recommended?

  Overall rating:

  4 flames

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• Lovely stove;

  Karen Cram 6 years ago

  Absolutely over the moon with this log burner my two cats just love getting warm lying next to it, the installer was very pleasant and helpful.
  Overall rating:

  5 flames

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• Twice the heat for half the wood, compared to an open fire.

  Chris Cobley 6 years ago

  For the last 40 years the lounge of Grade II listed Mulberry House has enjoyed an open fire (a now obsolete Rayburn Rembrandt). With a free supply of wood from felled trees on our land, it
  didn''t seem to matter too much that 75% of the heart from the fire went straight up the chimney ! But the problem was the room was still cold.So we made many enquiries, and finally settled on the Parkway Aspect 5 just before Christmas. We have never looked back, by which I mean we have been bakingly warm each night, using less than half the wood we used each night before to reach a tepid temperature.Luckily the huge felled copper beech tree which we felled at the end of December 2016, and would have given us 5 years of fuel, will now give us well over 10..!A highly recommended wood burning stove !PS I have improvised a small tray (a cut down old baking tray!) beneath the door to catch ash. This would be a small, but necessary, improvement, in my view.
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  Stove expert replied: Great review. Stoves are a great improvement to an open fire and efficiency wise there is no comparison.

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  5 flames

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• First time log user

  John Dwyer 6 years ago

  We had this installed in mid January to use just as a feature and for colder days to supplement our central heating. It is now February and I am on my third load of logs! I try and close down
  the vent so that the logs aren''t burning too fiercely but the slide control is not very precise. I would prefer one with a ratchet mechanism. It is a nice looking stove and i like the big glass door. It certainly kicks out the heat when you open up the vent fully.
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  Stove expert replied: Running the stove on max should be used with care and for periods of 15 - 20mins only followed by a slower burning period. Depending on how long the stove is lit and on how large a load of logs you have needs to be clearer to say if normal or excessive. You will only get out of a stove what you put into it with regards to the fuel providing the installation falls between the normal parameters for the given stove.

  Overall rating:

  4.5 flames

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