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Stratford TF30 stove

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Stratford TF30 stove

The Stratford TF30 stove is the smallest in the Stratford boiler range of stoves - with a 25.000btu boiler inside the firebox it can heat domestic hot water & radiators -

it is recommended to provide ventilation for any boiler stove in the summer time if not in use.

This can be done by lowering the baffle plate & leaving the stove door open.

Like the other Stratford stoves the TF30 has a flat top & 1 door with plain glass glass panel for viewing the fire through.

Technical Data
  • Height: 596mm
  • Width: 562mm
  • Depth: 389mm
  • Flue Diameter: 125mm
  • Fuel: Multi fuel

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Build Quality 4.5 flames
Quality of finish 4 flames
Value for money 5 flames
Ease of use 4.5 flames
Ease of lighting 5 flames
Firebox size 5 flames
How well does the airwash work 4.5 flames
Controllability 4.5 flames
Handle operation 4.5 flames
How likely are you to buy it again? 5 flames
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  • Stratford TF30B

    Rob Taylor 16 years ago

    Mine uses multifuel, mainly "wildfire" as a base with "free" wood to supply extra heat. It has the room section of flue exposed to give off extra room heat, and (now that the flue is long enough
    ) no downdraft problems on an exposed site. Best feature is high heat output to rads and water, for low fuel feed rate. Being a small burner, with only a small amount of the heat into the room, aided by the exposed flue, with free wood, my whole house and water costs less than £500/year (dependent almost entirely on coal use) to keep warm, and when compared with some larger burners that demand more fuel, ours is extremely efficient, in terms of fuel, cost and effort versus reward.

    Stove expert replied: I would strongly recommend not to burn coal AND wood at the same time. Coal has sulphur in it, wood a fair bit of moisture. Combine the 2 and you have sulphuric acid in your stove and chimney - not a great idea. Also when burning the two types of fuel in combination you will not burn them as efficiently as you would if you had burnt them separately.

    Overall rating:

    4.5 flames