Where to buy cheap multifuel stoves

[rustymember]

So ours is kaputt! Looking to buy a multifuel stove either with or without a backboiler as long as one can be fitted at some point. Where can we find a cheap company or one deling in refurbs? I am lost in the web yet again. Are old ones however bad nick worth anything as would love to get rid of this big black evil mess in our kitchen

[billy]

If you can still get the parts to refurb then the stove should be worth a bob or two, particularly if it is a known make.

Unless I new it was a good un, I wouldn't bother with a used one. It's a lot of work for me to fit and plump it in and I wouldn't want it to fail for at least ten years. Having said that a new morso squirell with a boiler is a pretty penny.

Cheap woodstoves with a boiler, do they exist and if so are they any good. I don't know. I did try a workshop stove once but it was not very controllable, but cheap it was.

[Roy]

I see Machine Mart now do quite a good range of iron stoves and accessories now. maybe worth a look at their site..
www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/categories/search/cast-iron-wood-burning-stoves


I got my last stove from Aquafax they do them for narrow boats
and they were pretty good on price too.
www.aquafax.co.uk/

[billy]

I see they must have sorted the rules out for installing stoves on boats if Machine Mart are giving out the BS number.

If you intend to use this appliance on a barge or boat it must be installed in accordance with BS 8511:2010- consult your qualified installer

www.soliftec.com/Boat%20Stoves%201-page.pdf

Last time I looked it was still in draft and they were accepting input. I wonder if I did it right?

[rustymember]

Well this is the kind of thing we're looking for

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Coseyfire-B1-boiler-Woodburning-Stove-Stoves-Multi-Fuel-boilers-/251151898628?pt=UK_HG_FireplacesMantelpieces_RL&hash=item3a79d1d804

basically not a high output, nice small size but we would consider a better stove elsewhere if it had the option of a clip in or back boiler which we could purchase later. Obviously with us river gypsies cost is important. Seems really easy to find cheap multifuel stoves that suit but knowing which can have a boiler fitted can sometimes be confusing. Heard you can knock them up onto nearly any stove

[billy]

Try as I might I can't really find anything wrong with it. True it would be nice if the boiler were stainless but hey. Cast iron, new metal, seems thought out and engineered. And the price, nice.

[smuggler]

Thank for that link. I just got a cheap diesel heater for Autumn/spring controllability, but this alongside will be great for winter!!

[jillybeanz]

a good local firm

www.naturalheating.co.uk/

Natural Heating
Unit 5, Bunns Bank Road
Attleborough
Norfolk
NR17 1QD

jill