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Inset Stove Budget

  • 03-07-2014 4:57pm
    #1
    Dofarrell
    Registered Users Posts: 34 ✭


    Dear all

    I am pricing inset stoves at the moment. My budget is 2k for stove, installation, flue etc. and I am not making mch progress.

    Could anyone recommend an inset stove that would fall within my budget?

    Stove would only have to heat a small room. For me, correct installation is vital so would not look for savings in that department.

    Thanks in advance


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  • #2
    RubyGirl
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,275 ✭✭✭RubyGirl


    Lord that's load's, I'm putting in a boiler insert and stove is costing €1650 stratford eb16 and intsillation is €1,330. This is a good bit of work compared.


  • #3
    coathanger
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 267 ✭✭coathanger


    We got the Stanley insert stove Cara ,cost €950 & installation cost €250,it came with its own flue piece,it does depend on whether you need extra piping to go up the chimney,mine was lined.The installation guy did an absolutey fabulous job & was immaculate job,coouldnt fault him,if you need any more details.Pm me.


  • #4
    therealmccoy
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 179 ✭✭therealmccoy


    Dofarrell wrote: »
    Dear all

    I am pricing inset stoves at the moment. My budget is 2k for stove, installation, flue etc. and I am not making mch progress.

    Could anyone recommend an inset stove that would fall within my budget?

    Stove would only have to heat a small room. For me, correct installation is vital so would not look for savings in that department.

    Thanks in advance

    Thats a very sizable budget. It'll depend on the size of the room and the fireplace/opening you have. Lets assume its a standard opening 16"-W and 22"-H. Do you have a square opening for the Inset? or is it a curved/horseshoe cast iron piece?

    If your room is 15ft x 15ft then a 5kw would be ok. Pricewise, you'd get a cracking stove, Henley Apollo 5kw for about €650.

    Flue; you can either connect to your clay liner for about €120 worth of flue. (45deg bend, straight piece and reducer) OR you can put in a flexible flue from the stove to the top of your chimney. This is a double skin flexible pipe which, using an adaptor, will connect to the stove and you'll have vermiculite insulation poured around the liner and a cowl on top. Cost price to end user would be around €250 (for a 6m kit) and €350 (for a 9m kit) this will include the liner, insulation, adaptor and cowl. (An anti bird, rain and downdraught cowl be best).

    Installation then, assuming everything is straight forward, you be about €350 for a professional Install.


  • #5
    Dofarrell
    Registered Users Posts: 34 ✭Dofarrell


    Thanks all

    That's good advice.

    One of the issues I face is fact that a stove won't fit into existing fireplace, so that creates additional work.

    I have been looking at a stove from Dik Guerts (seems like a reputable manufacturer and I've received a very competitive price) but I will also look at the Apollo.


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