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£3713.00The Esse W Series of cookers comes in an attractive range of colours. (Cocoa, Cream, Royal blue, Jet Black, Saffron, Classic Green, Pillar Box, Wedgewood, Saffron, Pewter, and Claret.) It is a flexible system having boiler sizes to suit domestic hot water users or full central heating. (35,000 btu's at extra cost) or if you prefer it is just a great woodfired range. The cooker is... -
£826.00These prices are for local sale only add 10% for the rest of the country. The Little Thurlow is a new addition to the Town and Country existing range of clean burning stoves with an air wash.(79.5% effcient!) Designed especially for the lower fire opening, being only 20.5 inches high, and burns wood or solid fuel giving a maximum output of 5kW. There is a turbo burner which brings air into... -
The wood can come in two forms ECO-Briquettes £4.25 a single or £20 per 5 packs (50kg) Kiln dried hard wood logs in various sizes Handy bags £5.00 a single. 5 Packs for £23.50 (50kg) 84 Handy bags on a pallet for £352 DELIVERED Dumpy builders bags £195 DELIVERED (1 m3.) Smokeless fuel is Homefire...
Cast (iron)or not to cast (iron)?
We are asked at Kuggar Stoves all the time whether cast iron stoves are better than steel stoves. It is our opinion that they just have different strengths and weaknesses. A cast stove will take longer to heat up but will radiate the heat better and retain the heat longer after the fire is out.
A steel stove however will heat up quicker but will not hold the heat as long after the fire is out. Another property of the steel bodied stove is that due to the nature of the material it is more resistant to rust and will not crack as cast stoves can do if abused. Poor quality cast stoves also can become uncontrollable as the seals between the body panels can wear, this results in the fire drawing too much making the appliance a hazard. Both types of stove have around a 20 year life span in the right conditions.
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