WDB124066
MB Enthusiast
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- Apr 17, 2009
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- 1996 E320 Sportline Cabriolet x 2
These's some good real world information coming in here. Many thanks Gents.
We are looking at a ducted wood burner to connect to exitsing ducting, or a waste oil burner, burns motor oil which I can get for free. The wood for the wood burner would be free too. I feel these options with free fuel is the way to go for us, but try finding a decent wood burner with a duct outlet in NZL. I can't, and I am getting to the point where I will bring one in. The Italians do a cracker but it is pellets.
Does anybody have experience with a good log burner that has a duct connection and a fan, although I can install a fan and thermo seperately of course. Burner will be in the basement I can suck the basment air directly into the ducting if I can't find a ducted burner but this will tend to be less efficient. What are the options for ducted waste oil or log burners in the UK, how to pick one is the question for me now. I've got a few months I am just starting down the path now any help is appreciated.
Same goes for anybody Stateside so long as the electrics are 230 V or can be converted.
I guess it needs to be reasonably good looking as the basement will see use as a lounge or man cave at some point in time...
W.
We are looking at a ducted wood burner to connect to exitsing ducting, or a waste oil burner, burns motor oil which I can get for free. The wood for the wood burner would be free too. I feel these options with free fuel is the way to go for us, but try finding a decent wood burner with a duct outlet in NZL. I can't, and I am getting to the point where I will bring one in. The Italians do a cracker but it is pellets.
Does anybody have experience with a good log burner that has a duct connection and a fan, although I can install a fan and thermo seperately of course. Burner will be in the basement I can suck the basment air directly into the ducting if I can't find a ducted burner but this will tend to be less efficient. What are the options for ducted waste oil or log burners in the UK, how to pick one is the question for me now. I've got a few months I am just starting down the path now any help is appreciated.
Same goes for anybody Stateside so long as the electrics are 230 V or can be converted.
I guess it needs to be reasonably good looking as the basement will see use as a lounge or man cave at some point in time...
W.
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