hi

I am looking at buying a flueless gas fire from B&Q as I have no chimney has 
anyone had any experience either good or bad before I buy it

cheers

Chris

We have just bought a Burley flueless gas fire. Having researched it, we
chose that option over building in a chimney breast and putting in a flue.
You can check out their site at http://www.burley.co.uk/flueless.htm

Check out different stockists as we got ours 100 cheaper than some quotes.
Check out http://www.homecareappliances.co.uk  in Darlington, Co
Durham....will give you a better idea of prices.

                                            Eric & Tina   :-)



"simon"  wrote in message
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> hi
>
> I am looking at buying a flueless gas fire from B&Q as I have no chimney
has
> anyone had any experience either good or bad before I buy it
>
> cheers
>
> Chris
>
>

"simon"  wrote in message
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> hi
>
> I am looking at buying a flueless gas fire from B&Q as I have no chimney
has
> anyone had any experience either good or bad before I buy it
>
> cheers
>
> Chris

I have no experience of the above, but..

The portable gas heaters (with a calor gas bottle or similar in the back)
are flu-less and as a result give off an awful lot of water vapour which
condensates on your walls to make your wall paper mouldy. So I would check
that out.

Also.. if its flu-less, where are the carbon monoxide fumes going? So
probably need loads of ventilation, otherwise you'll also have oxygen
depletion

Hi

I have had a flueless gas fire for over 20 years and have had no problems 
with it whatsoever, until now that is, as it requires replacement due to 
being worn out.

This fire is situated in the lounge of a property built in the early 80's. 
Clean air is drawn from the outside and exhausts though the same apeture. 
Best described as a pipe within a pipe. It is completely safe when properly 
installed.

Hope this helps.

Leon