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Is the future of heating for SME's to be found in MultiFuel Stoves and Boilers

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WhichBurner

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Apr 25, 2009
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manchester, Greater Manchester
whichwoodburningstoves.co.uk
Hi BeGreen,
Thanks for the welcome. You asked me to write something about myself. I run a wholesale & retail business in the UK, We have a relatively large range and are sole importers to the UK of the Prity (Bulgaria) brand& share another brand (BlackSmith ROI)with an outfit in scotland. I’m always open to new ideas and found this site by chance. Always enjoyed the US when I’ve been over so thought, why not sign up and see what I can learn from my “colonial cousins”. You’ve got a very lively forum, hope I can keep up. You know what us old world Europeans are like ! Don’t know if I’m allowed to put my websites urls on here so if not forgive me.
http://www.whichwoodburningstoves.co.uk & (broken link removed). I have another one but thats aimed at the Manchester region, so is probably a bit staid for you guys.
Anyway very interested in hearing from more experienced hands on top tips and pit falls.
Thank you
 
What's an SME??
 
Maybe over there multifuel will be getting big soon for business, at least I sure hope so. If you guys really start getting into it within the next 10 years, then there's a chance within 30 we might get into it over here.

My vote was not yet.
 
I would very much like to see more residential muti-fuel stove options here on this side of 'the pond'... it doesn't seem that tough of a nut to crack.

Peter B.

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