Daydream thread continues.....

lostinrates

Itismehonest wrote: »

You could always have a masonry stove & oven built to fit, LIR.

Hmmmmm, i might google for some images. Sounds intriguing!:)

alfie_1

lostinrates wrote: »

Its even colder tonight and the stupid wood burner will not light and the stupid rope is coming off it AGAiN.


We wanted open fires through out and i have learnt my lesson with reclaimed woodburners, but i am thinking of a wood burner for the new study. I would love to find a little stove with an oven but think thats unlikely, its not a huge space.

glittery_goldfish on the bay......like this ????

Davesnave

I like our woodburner, which must be fairly old. The folk who were here before us wouldn't have bought new. I've just lit it, although it's not cold where I'm sitting!

We had a delivery of logs today, but it was early in the morning and I didn't see them throwing them into the woodshed. Round here, we just pay for stuff when it's convenient. They probably thought I was short of cash and hiding! :rotfl:

My eBay item ends in under an hour. It's messing-up dinner....

lostinrates

alfie_1 wrote: »

glittery_goldfish on the bay......like this ????

Huh?:o:o:o:o

COOLTRIKERCHICK

good thinking Alfie...... whats on tv next sunday between 9 - 9.30pm?

know in my luck it will be flipping England playing.....:rotfl:

Itismehonest

lostinrates wrote: »

Wow, will try eggwhite to orrow. It cannot be worse than the rope glue.

Be warned - a) it smells & b) you usually have to have spotlessly clean surfaces for it to work properly.

lostinrates wrote: »

I cannot tell you how much i hate our woodburner. :mad:

:rotfl: I'm no great lover of them either.

lostinrates wrote: »

I did manage to light it in the end and in fair ness to it, we have warmed up now, but i still cannot wait to rip it out and have a real fire back.

lostinrates wrote: »

Hmmmmm, i might google for some images. Sounds intriguing!:)

Iimagine a chimney breast with a fire set under an oven. The finer points depend upon what age/style you want to achieve.
Modern ones often have glass - like Clementi stoves/ovens.
More traditional ones often have cast iron doors - like bread ovens.

lostinrates

Itismehonest wrote: »

Be warned - a) it smells & b) you usually have to have spotlessly clean surfaces for it to work properly.



:rotfl: I'm no great lover of them either.






Iimagine a chimney breast with a fire set under an oven. The finer points depend upon what age/style you want to achieve.
Modern ones often have glass - like Clementi stoves/ovens.
More traditional ones often have cast iron doors - like bread ovens.

I love them! The old sort most, but i think dh might prefer the modern sort of door to see the flames. That is a really good idea.....i will have to find out what the financial comparison is like.

I feel like simply red all the time atm, money's too tight to mention.

COOLTRIKERCHICK

i have now changed some of the listings to 10 days, so some of them will end on a week tuesday..

know in my luck.... there will be a crucial game on....lol....

lostinrates

COOLTRIKERCHICK wrote: »

i have now changed some of the listings to 10 days, so some of them will end on a week tuesday..

know in my luck.... there will be a crucial game on....lol....

If this is work not you will you pm me selling name, meanwhile off to chevk your name to see if any listings there.....:)

I know, i know, i have no money....but always worth seeing if its something someone i know might want.

alfie_1

lostinrates wrote: »

Huh?:o:o:o:o

go to the bay. put this name in ADVANCED SEARCH in the SELLER bit and it is on thier list :D

goooo on ....you can do it gal...:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: