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I would be very interested to get some feedback from installers doing wood pellet boilers, which manufacturers you are using, running costs and pellet suppliers ?
 
I am considering installing a KWB Easyfire Pellet burner, from what I can find out it seems a very good boiler and KWB very reputable firm, any opinions, experience of this burner. Also what should I expect to pay for this boiler, not including installation and comission?
 
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