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04-06-2007, 21:12
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Wood Burner
Hello, I'm thinking of getting a wood-burning stove installed in my house as secondary heating but I want to do it right. Has anyone had experience with professionals who can do it all from sorting the chimney to installing the fire etc..? I'm basically looking for someone who will give me a quote and be hetas registered. Ideally I want it to be in accordance with the latest building regulations but still affordable.
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04-06-2007, 21:40
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Re: Wood Burner
hi there i had one in my old house a montrose stove.fantastic,try milligans coal merchants plumb st burnley,or there is another coal place who sells these stoves on alan ramsbottom way at great harwood but unsure of their name,
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