Stove suppliers in Sligo

Son Of A Vidic · 14-09-2011 4:58pm #1

I am looking for a recommended stove supplier in or around Sligo/Co. Sligo. I tried to call into Cost Stoves earlier in town but it was locked up. A mate just told me they've closed down. But if there's nothing in the town or county, anywhere like Castlebar/Ballina would be fine.

red sean · 14-09-2011 7:05pm

CM have you tried Brooks or Heiton Buckley? Also think theres a place on Pearse Rd beside the junction at Ulster Bank.

Son Of A Vidic · 14-09-2011 10:06pm

red sean wrote: »

CM have you tried Brooks or Heiton Buckley? Also think theres a place on Pearse Rd beside the junction at Ulster Bank.

Never thought about Brooks and Heiton Buckley tbh, I'll give them a try. I'll check out that spot in Pearse Road you mentioned, ideally I'm looking for a stove specialist.

Anyway, thanks for those.

shanec1928 · 14-09-2011 11:51pm

i know its a trek but the hardware store in boyle have a big selection and were very helpfull when we were looking at one not so long ago.

Son Of A Vidic · 15-09-2011 12:47am

forza rovers wrote: »

i know its a trek but the hardware store in boyle have a big selection and were very helpfull when we were looking at one not so long ago.

It's about 25 mins from me in the car so that's no bother.

UrbanSea · 15-09-2011 10:46am

Try Terry's Stoves.
He's in Sligo,here's his site with contact info.

http://www.terrysstoves.com/index.html

TheQ47 · 15-09-2011 12:04pm

My father in law bought one recently in Boyle, he said they have the greatest range (excuse the pun) of stoves he's seen around.

Sligo Stoves and Fireplaces · 17-09-2011 2:19pm

Sligo Stoves and fireplaces based at Finisklin Road opposite Brooks Hanley.

waterboy15 · 17-09-2011 10:30pm

Place there off oakfield road in sligo signposted, also connacht gold were advertising two stoves on their latest flyer.

newwifey · 18-09-2011 4:04pm

http://www.inisstoves.ie/
Friend recently bought from this guy

mongoman · 20-09-2011 4:21am

Well OP, we got a stove a couple of years ago from Cosystoves and tbh it was a mistake. I'm not surprised to hear that they closed down.

Ms. Chanandler Bong · 21-09-2011 1:20am

mongoman wrote: »

Well OP, we got a stove a couple of years ago from Cosystoves and tbh it was a mistake. I'm not surprised to hear that they closed down.

My other half has been pricing Stanley stoves recently (including NI) & found Simon's in Boyle to be the cheapest by a couple of hundred euros for the model he wanted. He checked in Heiton Buckley's, Brooks, and Sligo Stoves (in BTW across from Brooks).

Son Of A Vidic · 22-09-2011 4:05pm

Thanks guys for all your help with this so far.

lenan · 27-09-2011 4:38pm

Priced all around for stanley erin stove Simons in boyle was the cheapest. Went up yesterday, stove delivered today:)

Son Of A Vidic · 27-09-2011 8:25pm

lenan wrote: »

Priced all around for stanley erin stove Simons in boyle was the cheapest. Went up yesterday, stove delivered today:)

I was there last week and unfortunately no one decided to bother their arsé helping me. Also some of the information they gave me on the phone when I initially rang, was totally wrong. One particular stove I was looking at can't burn smokeless coal, because it burns at a higher temperature and it can damage the stove.

Of all the places I've been to, they were the only ones that gave me the wrong information on this particular stove. So I think I'll be giving them a miss, because I don't fancy replacing a damaged stove in 2 or 3 years.

GG66 · 27-09-2011 8:34pm

Corvus Maximus wrote: »

Of all the places I've been to, they were the only ones that gave me the wrong information on this particular stove. So I think I'll be giving them a miss, because I don't fancy replacing a damaged stove in 2 or 3 years.

Why not simply inform yourself elsewhere and buy form them if they're the cheapest

Son Of A Vidic · 27-09-2011 10:10pm

GG66 wrote: »

Why not simply inform yourself elsewhere and buy form them if they're the cheapest

I think you might need to edit that post.

Buford T Justice · 28-09-2011 10:28am

As above, I'd recommend Terry's. Mightn't be the cheapest in the world, but they're not cheap chinese imports either, and this guy knows what he's on about.

red sean · 28-09-2011 5:58pm

Hi Buford, Wheres Terrys showroom? I would'nt mind having a look myself as these stoves seem very efficient. Website only gives a mobile number. Thanks.

Buford T Justice · 30-09-2011 1:54am

red sean wrote: »

Hi Buford, Wheres Terrys showroom? I would'nt mind having a look myself as these stoves seem very efficient. Website only gives a mobile number. Thanks.

I think its in Ballymote, but honestly I don't know.. My parents bought a stove off him, and the only time i seen him was when he delivered it to the house for them. He does really know what he's talking about though. He may well call to you if you phone him - nice guy....

Son Of A Vidic · 30-09-2011 9:01pm

I called into O'Dowds stove shop yesterday in Carrick and you'd swear the guy I was trying to speak was doing me a favour. When I asked a few technical questions, he didn't want to know. It was more or less, buy or else. So I took the 'or else' option. Christ it's not going well at all, you'd swear there was no recession in some places.

emg74 · 01-10-2011 9:54am

I know it is a bit out of the way but we bought a stove last year from this guy - http://www.gordonheatingsupplies.com/products.html - They are a bit outside Tuam but found them very helpful and knowledgeable. They have a huge range of stoves for all budgets and are good to deal with. The stove we bought was only small so it fitted in the back of the car but as far as I know they supply and fit so delivery probably isn't a problem

Stove suppliers in Sligo

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