Woodwarm Phoenix Fireblaze 6kW

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• Height: 635mm
• Width: 552mm
• Depth: 366mm

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• What a Stove!! Love the ECO

  Anthony Cole 2 years ago

  This is my first wood-burner. my friends rave about there fireblaze so much so Ii went and got one. I have used fires before but I have found the quality, and ease of lighting and use on this
  fire amazing. One of the great features is the handle, it has a lovely smooth locking motion.This fire is amazing and highly recommended.
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• Woodwarm Phoenix Fireblaze

  JamesThe Sweep 3 years ago

  As a full time chimney sweep I have owned many stoves. I have to say the Woodwarm is the most efficient stove I have ever owned and I would recommend this British made stove. The airwash is
  amazing - the build quality is brilliant. I will not be changing my stove again.
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  Stove expert replied: Great comments and full marks!

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• Brilliant Burner

  Yvette DeBarr 3 years ago

  Having previously had a Fireview, I''m very happy with this burner. We have two burners in the house and this is my favourite. Heats up really quickly and is easy to control. I''m not sure
  If I love it quite as much as my fireview (which was just amazing) but it''s a wonderful looking burner and I can pile loads of logs in.
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• Wonder stove

  Anne Westaway 5 years ago

  I love this woodburner as we have a very old house with no central heating, and the heat permeates upstairs.The only fault we have with it is that we cannot get it to idle, and so use far too
  much wood. We have had the baffle modified.
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  Stove expert replied: Perhaps get a flue damper or stabilizer fitted which will give greater control - the flue draw can be measured to see if this exceeds the recommendation made by the manufacturer.

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  4.5 flames

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• Phoenix 6kw

  5 years ago

  Having previously had a Hunter that had very little control and not efficient, the Phoenix that we now have is lovely, wood lasts longer, room is warmer heats up quicker , more expensive to
  buy but I think well worth it, the quality of the workmanship is far superior to the Hunter that we had for 18 yrs
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• The cream of Devon

  5 years ago

  I have had this stove for just over three weeks but it has already proved to be a Superior quality stove. This is the third stove I have owned & by far the best. Woodwarm make excellent stoves
  , but I think this one is the best design so far. It is very easy to light & control & I think it is a very good looking modern design. The airwash is so good there has not been one speck of soot on the glass in over three weeks despite the fire burning continually & left to slumber every night. I cannot think of one negative thing to say about this stove, so it has my 100% recommendation.
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  Stove expert replied: Great review.

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• Good stove but noisy

  5 years ago

  Had the stove 2 months, easy to light over a Dovre stove we inherited but that had the flue liner installed upside down.Build quality is good for me as I have big hands so could do with a deeper
  gap from handle to the door.The annoying thing is latterly the stove is very noisy as it heats up as the metal expands I presume, but still makes noise as I put on more logs when the stove is up to temp, apart from this I would recommend it if I could get rid of the noise
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  Stove expert replied: Have you gone back to the supplier? Do check the internal parts are located correctly as I have known a noise as described from a baffle plate that was not installed in the correct position and made a noise on expansion and contraction.

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• Brilliant Stove but not such a good baffle

  6 years ago

  It's a handsome beast, very efficient, lights easily and heats brilliantly. We've only used wood and have been disappointed to find the baffle wasn't up to the job - its warped. Had we used
  solid fuel I dare say the warp would've been a lot worse. Got a replacement baffle and it's clearly a different spec, sturdier and better engineered to cope with 6kw but no explanation from Woodwarm. (Ooops we under designed - try this new improved one would've been nice). The online guide still shows the old baffle.
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  Stove expert replied: Changes and modifications can and are often made throughout the lifetime of a stove and if a manufacturer changes parts and then were to give them away free to every customer would seem unrealistic as this does not happen with other goods as a matter of course. You have not said the age of the stove but internal parts can distort for several reasons, over drawing by user, too strong a draw on the flue system, incorrect fuel to name just a few.

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• Truly excellent

  6 years ago

  I have used this stove daily since its installation last October. Everything about it is superb, from its build quality to its ease of use and even the technical support available from the company
  (I wanted to know if I could burn peat briquettes so I phoned them and was given an answer straight away). This stove is easy to light and the speed of the burn can be easily controlled. The heat output is amazing and, with internal doors open, the downstairs is toasty and the upstairs comfortable. Installation from an excellent engineer cost nearly £4k, but that involved not only the purchase of the stove but the entire remodelling of the fireplace and the fitment of a granite hearth. However, an estate agent friend says that it''ll put at least £10k on the value of the property as the gas mains are many miles away and heating is otherwise by oil boilers. I make kindling by cutting up old pallets which are scrounged from work and I bought a truck load of tree rings and branches from a tree surgeon last April, therefore my running costs for the entire winter are about £100 to keep a 5 bedroom house plenty warm. I wish that I had bought it years ago. I would have no hesitation in buying another if I were to move and would also recommend this stove to anyone.
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