I wanna gas fire - maybe !

wonderfullife_2

Hi
Posted this on another thread a couple of weeks ago, for all Corgi Engineers in your area, look here,

http://www.corgi-gas-safety.com/default.asp

Hope this helps

Nile

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jezza1O1

kenshaz wrote:

this is a medical and not a chemistry situation

All science is Chemistry! As any Chemist will tell you ! Biology is all Organic Chemistry, Physics is all Physical Chemistry !


Im getting a solid fuel fireplace, cant afford to buy gas anymore - its only gonna get more expensive . Definitely go for efficiency in that respect.

keithboy40

so does anybody know of any good hole in the wall dealers. any good offer.

kenshaz

jezza1O1 wrote:

All science is Chemistry! As any Chemist will tell you ! Biology is all Organic Chemistry, Physics is all Physical Chemistry !


Im getting a solid fuel fireplace, cant afford to buy gas anymore - its only gonna get more expensive . Definitely go for efficiency in that respect.

Fine ,but I feel that a specialist is essential,I would not like a Doctor to fit or advise about gas fires, unless he was Corgi reg ,in fact it would not be legal.
Remember you still need a descent flue for solid fuel ,remember to get your chimney swept,or the air -flow on your flue checked,could be fun.
Take care

stevejackson

Lil_Dee wrote: »

Moonrakerz, could I suggest you look at gel fireplaces ? I know they're not real fires, and they don't throw off any heat, but if all you're looking for is the effect, they do that quite well, IMHO. I was looking at them myself, purely from the point of view that you don't need any flue at all. https://www.gelfireplaces.com/flueless-fireplaces.html

Anyone been using a gel fireplace for long? I just bought one from Candela Interiors www.candelainteriors.com and wondered what experiences people have had?