Multifuel stove - has anyone an opinion on this one?

hethmar

In our experience (30 years wood burner installations) it is much better to buy a second hand quality wood burner than a cheap new one. Have a look in your local free ads or gumtree for a recognised make and read up on reviews.

Vicky_Carter

Frankly speaking, the stove looks great, but its price is too cheap and I have never heard of its brand. If I were you, I won't choose it. About those things related with safety questions, I prefer cost more and buy a product from a famous company, at least from a company I have heard of.
Get a cheap stove, but cost much more on fuel or maintaining it, it is not economic!
Good luck to you!