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Whisperdale stove

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4 flames

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Whisperdale stove

The Whisperdale stove is a multi fuel stove from Town and Country model. The Whisperdale has has a single door with a plain glass window in it. The top of the Whisperdale stove is curved and the height measurement given is to the highest point on the stove.

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Review Ratings Breakdown

Build Quality 4.5 flames
Quality of finish 4.5 flames
Value for money 3.5 flames
Ease of use 4 flames
Ease of lighting 4 flames
Firebox size 3.5 flames
How well does the airwash work 3.5 flames
Controllability 3.5 flames
Handle operation 4.5 flames
How likely are you to buy it again? 3.5 flames
What is your overall satisfaction? 3.5 flames

Most Recent Review

  • Whisperdale multi-fuel stove

    7 years ago

    We have had one of these for a year now and it has been fantastic in our medium sized tv room. It lights and draws well, and the glass stays relatively clear as long as you let the flames ''
    lick'' from time to time. I uploaded a video showing how to remove the baffle plate as I saw that some may have had trouble doing this to sweep the chimney. It's quite simply when you know how.
    Overall rating:

    4.5 flames

Most Popular Review

  • A good supplemental stove

    Ant 14 years ago

    We bought this stove as a second stove in our dining room, with our main stove running the central heating and hot water. As such (a supplemental stove) it is a great buy, good to look at and
    easy to use. This stove also seems to be extremely efficient, with us being able to load it up, get it going and then leave it for the day half-damped with it burning only minimal fuel. We run ours with either logs, solid fuel briquettes or a mixture of both.

    Stove expert replied: it is not a good idea to burn coal and wood log at the same time - the moisture in the wood combines with the sulphur in the coal to make sulphuric acid which is not good for your stove or flue system.

    Overall rating:

    4.5 flames

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  • Maintenance and customer service

    John Hirons 13 years ago

    I bought this stove over the internet after looking at many others. It worked ok until I had to have the chimney swept. The chimney sweep could not remove the flue and struggled with it for
    a good half hour before giving up. I tried to sort it out and then phoned the manufacturer. I was asked by the woman who answered the phone where I had bought it and |I told her over the internet. She said that they did not sell over the internet - only through their dealer network and therefore was reluctant to help me. I wonder how the stove got to an internet dealer in the first place???? And how was I to know what there outdated rules and regulations are all about??? After some discussion she told me that it was best to remove the side fire bricks and then try to shift the flue. I am an engineer and it took me some time to shift the flue far enough to allow the chimney to be swept. Even though I was careful I could not replace the bricks without breaking one of them. This is a poor design and made by people whose sales philosophy is to favour the dealer before the customer. I wish I had bought another Woodwarm stove.

    Stove expert replied: Many companies have concerns regarding internet sales but these are changing ensuring that customer support is maintained to a high standard wherever the stove is purchased. The liners are normally removed along with the baffle to enable sweeping through the stove if applicable, this does not usually cause any problems.

    Overall rating:

    3 flames