Stove World UK Customer Reviews and Wood Burning Stove Photos
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bought this fire two winters ago so thought I would leave it for a while to write review
this fire is the tops it runs 7 rads and a hot air blower on four floors can not fault this fire I burn pet coke on it they say not to use this but don't have a problem with it it assent damaged any of the grate are fire bar the fire keeps in all throught the winter with out going out it works out at £3.80 a day to run and that's the house warm 24 hours a day seven days a week this stove is great les
We were a bit dubious about buying this stove given the price (very cheap) and the fact that it's Chinese built, but checked out the great feedback on Stoveworld's Ebay shop and decided to go for it.
It arrived well packaged and on time. It's delivered by one man and is very heavy so be sure to have help moving it.
It's very heavy due to the excellent build quality - a builder who helped me install it has an expensive British stove and was well impressed with the Coseyfire.
We have it connected up to the domestic hot water and 5 radiators and it works great.
We burn a mix of well seasoned hardwood and smokeless fuel and it burns all night.
In the morning, just give it a quick riddle with a poker (the built in 'riddler' is useless) open the vents, throw a couple of logs on and away it goes.
All in all, we are exceedingly happy with our purchase.
It's a great price for a great looking stove (everyone comments on it's looks) and it works exactly as it should - can't say better than that.
Needed a new boiler stove after my 1970's Parkray fell apart, found Stove World on the internet. Not far from Crawley, went there in my car to have a look: warehouse is easy to find with friendly helpful people. Came home with a Coseyfire 22 and a new set of flue pipes. Build quality: very good. Installation: fairly easy. Operation: works great, burn mostly solid fuel and some wood after it has stayed in all night. All in all, a good buy.
I chose this boiler stove after a lot of research. I really like its looks but, more importantly, it performs perfectly.
At first, I had 3 rads coupled, as well as a heat-leak rad, totalling about 4.5kw. The rads were hot, but the output to the room wasn't as good as I hoped. If the fire was stoked up to give a good output to the room, the rads would boil easily. The stove wasn’t running at its best and could take more rads, so another 2 were added and I now have a stove that warms the living room comfortably, and five rads around the house that keeps the whole place warm. The stove now runs better as it’s running at closer to its design output. Don’t buy a huge stove and have it ticking over, they don’t like it.
This stove replaced an open fire in the living room and I can honestly say it is the best money I ever spent. I also use about 25 to 30% of the wood that the open fire used, and that only heated one room. I’m now heating the whole house for a quarter of the fuel.
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