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Posted By: orangemannotrnj
Erm, actually, since we got a brand new AGA, from 20 years ago, a factory spec wick-fed oil burner, with only about 10 years use, before oil prices went daft.
Could it be converted to wood burning, since I guess the basic architecture should still be that of a solid fuel appliance (albeit based on coal/coke)
But we should not require a large heat output.
Now that oil is cheap again.
Counter-intuitive, or what!
Marcus
Posted By: gravelldDo any of these have induction hobs?
Do they work on radiant cooking basis?
Posted By: orangemannotrecieved a surprisingly competitive quote for Apeer's Glassfibre Lumi range, and having gone off the AluminiumWhy gone off alu, unless in comparison with glassfibre? Be interested to know
Posted By: gravelldIs that the same as a "jet" flame, there are conversion kits about for that, but at £2kish seem pretty pointless.
@renewablejohn are you talking about adding electric ovens/hobs to the esse? Which model is this? Wasn't aware you could do it with Esse.
Posted By: orangemannotlocal joinery shopI have some considerable concern over buying wood windows from a local joinery shop - I just don't see how they can possibly be as good as buying them from a company who just makes windows/doors from wood. It is real specialist art, with weather seals, airtightness, hinges/metalwork, expansion/warping and testing I wouldn't want to buy from anyone for whom it wasn't their full time job.
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