Hi all,
I had my Waterford Trinity installed last night (Finally!!). I am quite surprised by it in operation. Last experience i had with a wood stove was about 15 years ago, when i grew up we had a huge old stove that would just roar. This stove is much much more tame, and i am sure that is how you get long burn times and nice even heat, however when the doors are shut and the damper is all the way open, im lucky to have hardly any flames, and when the damper is shut there are definitally no flames, just a little glow from the coals, one load did burn threw the night nicely and in the morning just a really nice hot bed of coals was left, tossed some logs on and they were going in no time at all, and i only lost 2deg celcius over night in the house.... which makes me think all things are fine, but it is strange to me that the fire burns soooo "softly".
Thanks Erik
I had my Waterford Trinity installed last night (Finally!!). I am quite surprised by it in operation. Last experience i had with a wood stove was about 15 years ago, when i grew up we had a huge old stove that would just roar. This stove is much much more tame, and i am sure that is how you get long burn times and nice even heat, however when the doors are shut and the damper is all the way open, im lucky to have hardly any flames, and when the damper is shut there are definitally no flames, just a little glow from the coals, one load did burn threw the night nicely and in the morning just a really nice hot bed of coals was left, tossed some logs on and they were going in no time at all, and i only lost 2deg celcius over night in the house.... which makes me think all things are fine, but it is strange to me that the fire burns soooo "softly".
Thanks Erik