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Survey booked!
jonewer
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Well, have booked a survey for wednesday for a multifuel stove.
Trouble and strife seems happy that its going to cost a fair bit, so it looks like its on.
Will probably end up with an Aarrow acorn or sherbourne....... stove-top kettle is already on my bday wish list!
Trouble and strife seems happy that its going to cost a fair bit, so it looks like its on.
Will probably end up with an Aarrow acorn or sherbourne....... stove-top kettle is already on my bday wish list!
Mortgage debt - [STRIKE]£8,811.47 [/STRIKE] Paid off!
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Well, have booked a survey for wednesday for a multifuel stove.
Trouble and strife seems happy that its going to cost a fair bit, so it looks like its on.
Will probably end up with an Aarrow acron or sherbourne....... stove-top kettle is already on my bday wish list!
Good luck with it and please let us know how you get on.0 -
Well, have booked a survey for wednesday for a multifuel stove.
Trouble and strife seems happy that its going to cost a fair bit, so it looks like its on.
Will probably end up with an Aarrow acorn or sherbourne....... stove-top kettle is already on my bday wish list!
I think you will love it!
I would recommend getting two or three quotes if possible.
Got my stove top kettle from Argos in the sale approx 4/5 weeks ago. Great fun and saves us money in electric and oil useage.
We have not to have the central heating on as yet.
As A Badger says keep us informed....Good luck!If at first you don't succeed, skydiving is not for you! :dance:0 -
Well. Had a first quote and its quite a bit more than I expected.
For knocking out fireplace, replacing chimney pot with similar to existing ones (theres a gas one there at the moment), lining, slate hearth, lintel, and aarrow sherbourne small............
*roll the drums* £4,399 inc VAT *bd-tish*
Which does seem like quite a lot of wonga..... I could buy a pretty decent second hand car for that money.
What do you think?Mortgage debt - [STRIKE]£8,811.47 [/STRIKE] Paid off!0 -
TOO much! Get a few more quotes! The sherborne is about £650 isnt it? Is the house a fairly average 2 storey job? And no great problems mentioned re the installation, such as collapsed midfeathers? Have you got a price for the slate hearth? Can you not open the fireplace up yourself?0
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Are you sure you have not misstyped that figure? Flippin eck!
Every install is different due to various factors, but that figure seems high to me.
I self installed and total was circa £1500 for Stove (clearview pioneer £904 after haggling) liner approx £240 for 904 grade 6 meters (good stuff), cowl, top plate & MA adaptor notice plate etc added around £60. Materials for register plate angle etc. £17(stainess offcut from local sheetmetal works. Lime morter etc around £25. £129 for building inspector. All these figures are from memory as reciepts are upstairs.
This does not include labour of course but if you could use these figures as a rough guide for your needs. You may then be able to obtain a figure for labour costs.
Get a few more quotes!If at first you don't succeed, skydiving is not for you! :dance:0 -
Thanks all.
Have spoken to another fitter who quoted me £65 for smoke test, £400 for fitting.... £1500 for lining....
Sorry Hethamr, whats a midfeather? The fireplace is bricked in and boarded up. Might just have to knock it through myself.
Might just do the smoke test and see whats they say.Mortgage debt - [STRIKE]£8,811.47 [/STRIKE] Paid off!0 -
Knocking it through yourself would be SUPER easy, get back to builders opening.......0
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Ahhh right. So thats a builders opening..... and whats the big hole in the wall?Mortgage debt - [STRIKE]£8,811.47 [/STRIKE] Paid off!0
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