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Discussion started by Joeboy
Started on Mon, 23/08/2010 - 18:53

Hi,

We have a large inglenook fireplace in a relatively small living room (17 sqm) and so are looking for a large stove to fill the gap but one which gives out no more than 5kw. I think anything more than 5kw would be too hot, Is there such a thing? Also, do you have to have an air brick in the wall as we currently have a concrete floor with wood boards on top and no air bricks. Thanks in advance, Joe

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