At first glance the idea planning a stove purchase, installation or even maintenance of an existing machine in the summer might seem bizarre? Who uses a stove in the summertime? Why on earth would you even begin planning a purchase, installation or maintenance of an existing stove in the hot summer months? Well………………..
Planning ahead
Many people seem to assume that once you purchase a stove it can be installed immediately and hey presto, job done. The reality is very different, even the process of choosing a stove relevant to you is not easy. There are many factors to take into consideration such as:-
• What kind of stove would fit your room?
• What heat capacity do you require?
• Are there restrictive regulations in your area?
• Have you budgeted for the cost of installation?
• Are you looking for a contemporary or traditional design?
These are relatively simple questions, but sometimes it is best to see them written down to focus your mind. It is highly advisable to approach your local stove retailer at the earliest opportunity so you are not wasting time looking at stoves when it may not be possible due to your building shape, size, etc.
There is something about traditional-looking wood-burning stoves which draws your eye, catches your attention and takes you back to a world when contemporary stoves were non-existent. Just check out the lines, the design, the traditional front window and the overall ambience the Franco Belge Belfort stove brings to the room.
