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Buyers Guide -Introduction.

Let's be clear form the start. A stove is an investment and not only for you. Most stoves have a useful working life of decades.

It is likely to remain with the house should you move and always be much more than just a source of heat. A stove is an artifact and the selection of a stove, whether wood, multi-fuel or gas is best made with some advice and a short checklist.

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Why shouldn't I remove the ash from my wood stove?

Wood burns best on a bed of ashes. Take out a few scoops each week and put on your garden. But leave a good thickness/..
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What size stove do I need?

We will ask you a few questions about your room and your house and make a calculation to determine which size stove is the right/..
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Which is better cast Iron or steel?

Steel is a thinner material and heats up quicker but cools down quicker and is easier to manufactory so cost tends to be less and/..
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