Fireplaces and Wood Burning Stoves

[flyingchuck]

http://www.classic-fireplaces.co.uk

DORKING
SURREY

[Keef]

You might want to fix the typo:

Classic Fireplaces is a small business...

I had to look hard to see where you are. I have four wood-burners, one of which could do with some specialist attention, but it's in Norfolk. I've bought the rope glue now and am planning on tackling it DIY fashion.

[flyingchuck]

Thanks Keef
The strange thing is this was scanned in from my flyers, 5000 all having the correct spelling.
Anyway If you want a new Stove or "Firelace" I am your man.

TIP
When you replace the rope seals use the rope glue at the end to stop fraying and close the door onto news paper . Leave over night and this will stop the glue sticking to the stove and pulling off again.

[Keef]

Thanks for the tip!

I'm planning on using the existing rope because it's clean, white and looks well. I don't think the chap who fixed it before used enough glue. But newspaper it shall have.

[Tall_Guy_In_a_PA28]

We hope to install a wood burner later this year. The catch is that we have no chimney so will pay more for the flue installation than for the stove. It will replace a gas fire with a balanced flue.

I'll be in touch when we have more of an idea what we want. Still unpacking in the new house (sure Keef knows the feeling).

[kevenjoo]

This coming week we are planning to shift on steel stove to cast iron stove. I think this is more effective because of curves and artistic patterns. We hope this is a good idea.