Been in for 1 month and is the mutts nutts.
All doubts about a F G fire- now expelled.
Vent is important-but if placed in correct place- no problem at all.
First flueless fitted a few years ago was a B & Q type 'Focal Point'. Absolutely terrible. I should have realised that when it just would not ignite when fitted.
Recently- fitted a Burley Flueless gas fire.
It really is fantastic and much better 'put together that the F Point fire. Much more substantial construction--better materials .
To say I am pleased is a understatement .
I have no affiliation with Burley at all for anyone wondering--but- if you read my previous posts on this subject--you may gain a better view.
To all the doubters and knockers about these fires --please dont knock them before you try them .
Pete
All doubts about a F G fire- now expelled.
Vent is important-but if placed in correct place- no problem at all.
First flueless fitted a few years ago was a B & Q type 'Focal Point'. Absolutely terrible. I should have realised that when it just would not ignite when fitted.
Recently- fitted a Burley Flueless gas fire.
It really is fantastic and much better 'put together that the F Point fire. Much more substantial construction--better materials .
To say I am pleased is a understatement .
I have no affiliation with Burley at all for anyone wondering--but- if you read my previous posts on this subject--you may gain a better view.
To all the doubters and knockers about these fires --please dont knock them before you try them .
Pete