Posted: Mon Dec 31, 2018 6:46pm
Some friends on A have an 8kw pellet burner which heats their whole classico efficiently. It is fitted through the outside wall into their glassed in verandah and so a couple of metres of pipe heat the verandah a little too. Downside bought and fitted from local firm not very good job done and 1800 euros all in.
I too have fitted a 7kw pellet stove. It cost me 350 pounds from uk and pipes and chimney cost aboit 200 euro from Leroy Merlin Murcia. But i fotted it correctly with air intake and insulated chimney to avoid tar distillation and as advised by manufacturer to avoid risk of carbon monoxide . I liked the tidiness of straight.out through the wall but in retrospect the flue taken out at ceiling level would have added heat to the room.
Now its cold a bag of pellets €3.45 in recent 15% off sale same place normally 3.99 or 4.25 from Visanfer Mazarron. lasts about 3 days in a Rosa, but we dont heat 24hrs a day just say 7 - 9 am and 4 to 10 .30 in eve. We sre pleased with it and comfortable. It is totally programmable so nice to wake up to warmth and very little ash or mess. Very clean in fact. 6 heat settings. Simple to operate once you get your head round it.
My first pellet burner but wholehrartedly recommend it.
Leroy Merlin have some good deals and can provide a fitter. No one wanted to fit mine including the 2well known firms in the area and no wonder when you see what they charge for stove and half day fitting. I would add that the fitting I saw was unsafe on several counts only had single skin tube and 90 degree bends that could inhibit efficiency and reliability of the stove or in fact have danger of carbon monoxide.
You pays yer money and takes yer choice😊