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    Help! Which Gas Fire?

    Postby cheesebreville » Sat Nov 10, 2007 1:27 pm

    I have a chimney with a lovely flue that draws really well.
    However the opening is only 30cm wide and 60cm high. I have no clue which type of fire to get and I'm finding it really hard to get a straight answer out of fireplace retailers. I want a fire to fit the opening they keep quoting for sorting the opening for the fire. What sort of fires should I be looking at to minimize fuss and cost?
    Cheers
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    Postby htg engineer » Sat Nov 10, 2007 8:25 pm

    It's quite a small place to try and fit a fire, you'll probably struggle to get a inset gas fire of that size. You should be able to get a gas fire with closure plate that will fit an opening of that size.

    It's hard to instruct on a fire that you could/should install because everyone has different tastes. You can get fires that look old fashioned or ultra modern.

    Try typing in Valor gas fires into google which will give you a good selection. And are all good fires. If you download or view the installation instruction it'll tell you the minimum and maximum catchment space opening this should help you choose.
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