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[cordelia]

....wouldnt you just believe it,

 

I've told my brother about the great looking woodburners I have seen on here recently, this year and last, kindly posted by people who've had them installed and posted pics...for us all to drool over...

 

one last week I think was a very smart and stylish silver?/ aluminium model, in the centre of two rooms....

 

it looked great,

 

and a previous one a gorgeous cream model, on an angled wall I think...

 

but can I now find the pictures to show him ??????

 

nope.... and I've sat through lots of pages on the woodburner search

 

They've chosen a nice marble fire surround.....but have got no further....I do know of a great fire selling store in Belmont, so have advised him to have a look there, but if anyone can find the links to these lucky peoples pic's I'd appreciate it...

 

thanks

[Olly]

Mine was the cream one, delighted you thought it was gorgeous!

It's a Charnwood Cove 1, here it is

 

 

If you search on Green Thinking section, the thread was called 'Woodburner installed' I think.

[Yorkshire Pudding]

I think mine is the silver job, but i can't upload my own photos so here is one from the company website:

 

 

 

 

It's a Harrie leenders Fuga S and it turns. We have it between our living room and dining room (we took out a wall).

[cordelia]

OOOOooo you lovely people, you are the ones....

 

thank you so much

 

I dont think people realise how much other people appreciate the posts they make......

 

its very kind of you to post these again for me, and now I'll send him the link...

 

 

and I did think they were both lovely....and very stylish.....

 

(if only we could have one....well we could but we'd have to save up)

 

thanks so much

 

[BERTIE MCSQUIRTY]

OOOOooo you lovely people, you are the ones....

 

thank you so much

 

I dont think people realise how much other people appreciate the posts they make......

 

its very kind of you to post these again for me, and now I'll send him the link...

 

 

and I did think they were both lovely....and very stylish.....

 

(if only we could have one....well we could but we'd have to save up)

 

thanks so much

 

 

 

you could have one - it pays for itself, on a weekend we go out and gather logs , wood from the roadside, and top it with coal - our heating bills are almost a tenth of what we were paying.

[Olly]

I've paid nothing for wood so far, as I got given a load of old pallets and some building offcuts, and (see the 'Who's had the heating on' thread!) my last gas bill was £90 less than estimated.

 

However, on that basis, it will take about 12 years to pay for itself ... it brings the kitchen to life though, and it's not using fossil fuel. Highly recommended.