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Here's one for the thinking Forum watchers.
I have recently installed a Rayburn LPG stove with heating, hot water and cooking facilities. I have separate programable controls for the heating and hot water system and my question concerns the most efficient...
Started by CHJ on
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by 12 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at ukworkshop):
In a cottage in the Cotswolds and had a "proper" Rayburn, a woodburner, and as wood was free a different result so i`m afraid the answer is what works best for you, with the rayburn it will take quite will need is a "normal" cooker....
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Hi, I won a Rayburn on eBay for £170 which I think was a bargain.
It's local to me and I'm going on Thursday with my trailer and four mates to "pick it up" hopefully not literally (I have a winch on my trailer.)
The deal includes the plinth it' sitting...
Started by happymama on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at thegreenlivingforum):
Do you know if they burned coal or wood?
Can anyone else out there....
That's good news that they got a long life of use from theirs .
All the best.
Burning wood in Rayburn Royals though, are there different type?
Again, you're a star.
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Can anyone tell me if i can plumb a heat accumulator tank to my old solid fuel rayburn?
The reason i ask is i burn wood on it at the moment, but it wont stay in for the night. It leaves our house cold in the morning, and so we would like the abillity ...
Started by normandylumberjack on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at arbtalk):
The boiler output on the SFW212What Rayburn do you have? I see no reason why you can't, I think that's a prime example of what pressure flue fan to keep it drawing....
Are heated by the Rayburn its self or the Little Wenlock wood stove.
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Hello,
Can I ask anyone for their opinion on which wood burning ranges are worth buying. It will require to have a central heating boiler, will be fired with wood and heat 200m2 of single glazed poorly insulated house.
Am not a purist so it doesn't need...
Started by Erinsfan on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at totalfrance):
We on which wood burning ranges are....
Well we have a Rayburn 355SFW which we purchased from Homatech in Bordeaux http://www.homatech.fr solar panel that heats the hot water throughout the summer months when the Rayburn isn't running.
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Okay guys, I've been busy this past year reworking my central heating system. Last year I had Amos at D.S.Machine make me a custom 304 stainless steel wood boiler. It's basically the same as one of their current models, but slightly smaller. (117.7 KiB...
Started by DOUG on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at nepacrossroads):
So far I'm very pleased with the D.S.Machine's wood boiler that I'm using at least 1/3 less wood....
There isn't any doubt in my mind that a lot of wood and coal burning experience talent has helped design and manufacture their products.
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Hi all
This is my first year with a wood burner and I'm slightly surprised how much I burn, my stove is rated at 3 to 7 Kw and its heating a smallish 3 bed bungalow which is fairly well insulated .
If I have the stove on all day I use about 5 wheely bins...
Started by kev7937 on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at arbtalk):
Rayburn is on 24/7 for....
Between the two we get through have had a Rayburn and log burner for 3 years now, averages out at about 15 cube for the whole year.
The Rayburn is a recent installation.
We have a Rayburn and a stove.
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On Sun, 25 Oct 2009 22:26:25 +0000, beccabunga <beccabunga.55ac177@gardenbanter.co.uk
geordief;867856 Wrote:
Any wood from pines or firs will/can spark, whether wet or dry. The
other one to watch for is willow, which is particularly explosive...
Started by beccabunga on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
55ac...@gardenbanter.co.uk
We have a woodburner and, on order, a wood burning to temperature, my neighbour tells ....
I use a duralog, beccabunga <beccabunga.
I have a boiler so I don't heat my home with wood but I do have a fire
place.
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I understand that if you spend a 1/10 of your income on energy then you are in poverty. but If I were to do all my cooking on a wood fired rayburn with hot water and had a wood burning stove then I would expect to spend at least 1 day a week winter and...
Started by columbusrat on
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by 10 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at thegreenlivingforum):
There's only a finite amount of wood out there that's useable in a relevant time scale, so.
Could have been working and adding to your income instead of gathering/processing wood.
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On Tue, 17 Feb 2009 20:27:32 GMT, brian mitchell <brainmill@fishing.net
Could you give me an idea of how deep you maintain that bed, and also
how high above it the air inlet is? I'm asking because I'm thinking of
adapting a Rayburn to be able ...
Started by brian mitchell on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
Only
needs to remove the grate....
It
wouldn't get enough draught beneath the wood to burn properly.
And do you have any idea
I burn a 6 x 4 x 4 trailer full of wood monthly in the evening a multi fuel Hunter stove.
With Rayburns.
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On Wed, 25 Mar 2009 15:35:56 +0000, Andy Kirkland <andy@andykirkland.co.uk
Here's the scenario:
At the moment by CH and HW is heated by a gas powered Rayburn (with a
thermostatically controlled boiler). It runs on LPG which isn't cheap
and isn...
Started by Andy Kirkland on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
A gravity wood burner can be hitched up the same way.
Simple.
The new boiler is the lead boiler, the Rayburn is held
off by a pipe thermostat so only operates cylinder stat(s) switches in both
boilers.
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