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Hi i cant find this on the website

Could you install this system in a bungalow with a heat soak radiator in the loft space. I did wonder if the expansion tank gets hot where does the evaporated water go? Is it in the air which could potentially condense in the loft space causing issues. Im moving into a bungalow and love the idea of heating my house with the stove alongside gas/oil.

Thx A great explanation!

Can't watch. Smug brit accent and slow pace.

The problem is if you don’t have outside air directly into the stove you will actually cool your home!! It’s a leagal requirement in most states in the USA because of this!!

I saw the regulation in J about flue systems having to have a min height of 4.5 metres, but when installing a 4kw stove in an upstairs room 4.5 m woukd take the flue far too high off the pitched roof. Is it not the case that you need to have up to the ridge line in this type of installation or a min of 1metre of flue outside the pitched roof ? There are no adjacent buildings by the way. Thanks for the great vid

That explains absolutely nothing 😂

May I ask what the price you are getting from the factory for 20mm boards?

Brilliant video - I am looking at something like this, but wonder if you can still do it if you I can't directly put big radiator over fire - it can still be above fire, but will need to be 5 meters away.

We have one of these but we find it doesnt give out any heat

Hi great videos What about installing into conservatory?

Are those boiler stoves available in canada?

What is the name of this wood stove and model? I live in Northern California and I'm looking for a stove like this but maybe a little smaller

Good video

I'm no heating engineer but I visualise having a hot water tank with multiple coils in for wood burning boiler and ASHP, and heating if thats how the heating works. So essentially the ASHP and stove keeps the hot water tank upto temperature and the hot water and heating will come off a coil. I think that's how i'd like to do ours when we get to that point of the reno. Great video explaining everything.

Just out of curiosity, why is there two sets of firebricks on either side? Generally on stoves I’ve noticed theirs just the one firebrick either side.

all air going up the chimney, is replaced by air sucked into the house from outside. This is why too big of a furnace, can struggle to keep your house warm.

Really interested in a back boiler stove multi-fuel Looking at a Parkray looking for a medium sized this one seems too big 5 radiators two of them are double

Great video thanks ☺️ I have 21 kw multi burner stove but not got the boiler connected but will now get this sorted given me motivation thanks

Hi matey do you still need a hearth for reg

Great video mate! I was under the impression that you had to have a metallic expansion tank because of the potential heat from the stove ?

Design fault? Neighbour also has wooly mammoth 5 both under 2 years old. Baffle plates are not warped but wont sray upthey rest on the bricks.

Wooly mammoth baffle plate not warped but keeps falling down

Just wondered why you didn't go down the thermal store alternative.

So you add the wood when the fire is completely out as in your edited video 🤔

In the twin wall pipe how many 45 bends can you have ?

Hi, Great video. We have a three bed bungalow with a 13 yr old Mitsubushi Ecodan air source heat pump. Although it heats our home and water well I think it's actually quite expensive to run and it leaks in the winter and creates a pool of ice. So it's probably not working as efficiently as it should and trying to find a plumber in Cumbria for this is next to impossible! I'm looking to remove this system. I have purchased a second hand Herald Hunter with a boiler and want to fit it and also want to have an off grid gas boiler set alongside it so they can back each other up when necessary. Would the gravity rad be ok in the bathroom about 15/20ft away and obviously on the same level as the stove and an insulated copper water storage cylinder in the loft above the stove and would I still need a metal expansion tank in the loft? We are kinda looking to eventually go off grid including harvesting the rain water because we get more than our fair share of free water!! Do you know if 12v pumps work on a system like this? Thank you in advance. Regards, Mike

This is a very informative video. I could really do with some impartial advice as we have just moved into a 1920s 3-bed bungalow off the gas grid (LPG), its really cold. The existing Worcester Greenstar Ri conventional boiler system just doesnt seem to cope for some reason? It wont work at a gentle steady 21' heat like the combi in our old house (its either on max or off) and the pathetic network of tacked-on radiators don't flow too well it seems - some hot some cold. Id like to live in the house for a full 12 months before embarking on a new install just to see where the hot and cold spots are, but my wife is pushing for a wood burning stove in the living room ASAP, in fact she says if she is cold one more winter she's leaving! (I think she's not exaggerating?). My brain says to consider the house as a whole not blow a wad on one room.......ideally I'd like to have a hybrid system that could take advantage of both fuel sources, wood and LPG for heating and hot water for bathing/showers (I would use instant heaters for sinks). I would also like at least part of the system to work in the event of power failures, so not totally dependant upon pumps and use gravity where possible. Does such a system exist? Could we potentially install a boiler stove and link up to the existing rads for now, and then link to a more integrated system later?

I will be ringing you

My systems over 50 years old still working great but I need a new boiler stove mine's a bit dusty now

Hi what are the regs for mounting a wooden mantle over the stove? Is it the 300mm previously mentioned?

My Clearview never smoked. My Arada puffs out loads of smoke

Fascinating video. The most daunting aspect would be the fitting of the piping to your existing system. Does your Company have a Showroom with other kilowatt ratio wood burners with boilers on display? Also, the four pipes connected for flow and return, presumably a hole is cut at the side of the existing Chimney breast, can you advise on the dimensions of the hole and shape, eg can the hole be round, or does it need to be oblong? Regards Robert

*promosm* 🎉

Is there going to be a cresote zone somewhere on the pipe the higher we go? If it is only ''green wood' you burn? (Not in my case).

Funny , a Heat pump only works in Florida!

Is there a way to connect two stoves to a single flue?

Good information

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I notice you don't have a Tarth under this stove with wooden skirting board and a rug is this ok or do you need a harth

Hi,i have the same problem with my stove,door size is about 600mm wide and 450mm tall!originally stove size is got am 180mm outlet but its connected to a 6" twin wall flue!i just like to mention when the door is close the stove works brilliant, doesn't smoke in to the house one bit!thanks

Thanks!

Are you involved in selling these stoves/systems. I’m interested in getting a system designed and quoted for my house

Very interesting thanks for that. What type of plaster scratch and finishing coats should be used over brickwork? Also is a stove fan available for an inset stove? Thanks

wow its James Blunt 🙂 Thanks for the video - very informative

Great video, i live in bungalow, how far away should the stat be from the boiler stove? Ive been told as close as possibe is this true? Ive the same stove 4 pipes and the diagram shows the stat on the return?

So is my thermometer for my pipe what I should be looking at because I get nervous on how hot the stove itself is? I'm new to the wood stove seen

I can’t believe James blunt has been reduced to selling wood stoves

Really interesting video. I was under the impression that boiler stoves were no longer popular following the changes to the regulations concerning efficiency so this is good to see! I have an Arada 12kW boiler stove that I'm looking to integrate with our system here (2 thermal stores with gas boiler and solar thermal). In our case we have a vented 300L thermal store (only used in winter to heat radiators) in the room on the other side of the boiler - unfortunately I don't think we can rely on gravity as the tappings on the store are only marginally higher than the stove (50mm over 2m). Are you familiar with a pumped system? I was looking at using a Laddomat loading valve but am interested to know about the safeguards to protect the system in the event the pump stops... We're getting a lot of conflicting advice on this.

Very clear. Thank you.