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Products: Broseley Thermo Rosa - Good..Bad..Ugly?? Any feedback?

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    Hi, this seems to be the best on price and performance for cooking, DHW and CH...65,000Btu i think. Does anyone have one and would you like to share some experiences?
    • CommentAuthorJohnh
    • CommentTimeJul 16th 2008
     
    I'm sorry I don't have one but I would suspect that to get 65,000btu/hr out of it, you'll have to run it on some sort of high quality anthracite or similar (rather than wood). Maybe the oil/gas version is rated at this boiler output?

    I saw one of these at an old, established dealers who also sell Esse and Rayburn woodburning cooker/boilers. The Broseley was the cheapest, but they convinced me that you DO get what you pay for.
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    hello,I'm thinking of investing in a range/boiler for CH and HW is the Aga-Rayburn the best for this ?
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    yes please i would love some help in chosing a wood burning stove /oven /boiler my self
    • CommentAuthorRoobarb
    • CommentTimeJan 11th 2009
     
    Bumping this thread because our local stove installer/supplier came over to look at our inferior set-up, and suggested the Thermo Rosa as a possible alternative. Our house currently has a Hunter Herald with boiler feeding 9 radiators. We need around 12.5 kW of power going to the water, and the Thermo Rosa seems to fit the bill. Having said that, the Broseley site seems to have inconsistent figures on the output of the Thermo Rosa (the site itself differs from the downloadable specs).

    Has anyone had a Thermo Rosa fitted or knows how good they are?

    Thanks
    Simon
    • CommentAuthorcontadino
    • CommentTimeJan 12th 2009 edited
     
    I missed this at first because of the name. These stoves are badged over here in Italy as La Nordica. I took delivery of my Rosa Maiolica on Friday and have been doing some building work for the last couple of days to house it. Ours isn't the Termocucina/DHW one - just a range cooker. It looks great and feels really solid and the wife can't wait for me to get it going.

    Specs available here...

    http://www.lanordica-extraflame.com/php/prodotti_nordica_dettaglio.php?cat_ID=4&sub_cat_ID=22&prod_ID=179&lng=1
    • CommentAuthorcontadino
    • CommentTimeFeb 2nd 2009
     
    Just fired it up for the first time tonight, and it's good. I still need to do a bit of finishing up (the rest of the kitchen is still a building site), painting, sealing the stone on the arch, etc..

    In answer to your original question, good, and not that ugly.
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