Wood Burning stoves

[Nostrum]

Just something I remember from the biomass course, I know diameter of the flue cannot be smaller than part J, as some pellet stoves come with an 80mm outlet whereas part J specifies 100mm minimum due to cleaning and maintenance etc pretty sure min. flue height would be the same although not 100%

I remember double checking it because of the different stance compared to most other fuel types.

 

[AWheating]

i think the manufacture has a say on its appliance outlet/connector pipe size but then you must stick to part j after this point. Always best to cover yourself and get things in writing of manufacture incase of come backs sometimes. The problem with these fuels is there is alot not covered by the regs and MI is all you can sometimes refere to. Its years behind gas in that respect.

 

[arnakotak]

There are many installer in UK of wood burning stoves. but, go to hetas registered installer. it will be good. Thanks

 

[Worcester]

There are many installer in UK of wood burning stoves. but, go to hetas registered installer. it will be good. Thanks

Methinks someone trying to get their post count up as this is such an old thread...

There are many bodies other than HETAS - actually he wood (sic) be best approaching an MCS Registered installer Microgeneration Certification Scheme - Installer Profile

 

[lame plumber]

think I'll stick with my local hetas installer, he is good value and good quality and isnt having to pay for his mcs investment etc, wood burner going in this summer

 

[kris]

Post is 2 years old im sure diamonds stove is fitted by now , think your right with post count gordon, lets all fire one in,

 

[Soggy]

Why would anyone want to bump up their post count?

 

[kris]

You got one in as well soggy

 

[Ermintrude]

And me

 

[Soggy]

Did I, what does that mean?