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JIDE OR BEF INSET STOVE

jerryg · 2014-02-23 11:27:34

I have a relatively small TV room 16x11x9 ft in a bungalow and I want to put in a stove.I would prefer a Jide Basic 63x56 or a Bef start 6 inset or insert.I would use either to heat an adjoining room which is 16x13x9 ft so my total heat need is 7 to 8 Kw. My options are A.Use Jide or Bef and take heat by fan or natural…

23-02-2014 12:27pm

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jerryg

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I have a relatively small TV room 16x11x9 ft in a bungalow and I want to put in a stove.I would prefer a Jide Basic 63x56 or a Bef start 6 inset or insert.I would use either to heat an adjoining room which is 16x13x9 ft so my total heat need is 7 to 8 Kw.
My options are
A.Use Jide or Bef and take heat by fan or natural convection to the adjoining room.
B. Forget the inset and just put in a stove to heat the T.V. room.

Cost of Jide 1900 supply only plus ducting,chimney liner, ETC
Bef 1800 supply only.
Work to be done would be to install a new lintel,reline the chimney,install new inset or stove.
Any advice would be helpful particularly if you have either inset installed.
I cant find much info on the Bef.
Thanks
Jerry

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