Up-to-date thoughts on Fluless gas fires

[Dan Robinson]

Not entirely sure why Matt has this fixation on cookers. It us irrelevant. You wouldn't use a plastic bag to wipe your a7se.

I don't hold catering gas tickets, so what I would say on the ins and outs would be not 100% accurate - but that is by the by.

Cookers can be 16kw+. You won't get a fire that big especially a flueless one.

 

[Biguns]

Here we go again around and around and around. Why can,t we catch up with the rest of the first world and accept that these appliances are safe

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[ianmcd]

easy answer snugib its cos they are not and no self respecting proper gas engineer would fit one, yes we have to know about them as part of our ACS renewals but they have no place in the modern age of safety

 

[Dan Robinson]

Here we go again around and around and around. Why can,t we catch up with the rest of the first world and accept that these appliances are safe

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see my signature.... should about cover you question

 

[Biguns]

easy answer snugib its cos they are not and no self respecting proper gas engineer would fit one, yes we have to know about them as part of our ACS renewals but they have no place in the modern age of safety

It is insufficient to say"cos they are not" From the multi millions that have been insalled around the world, where is the evidence that they are dangerous ?
By the way Im a retired corgi registered and I have installed lots. I have one in my own home , its marvelous.

 

[Dan Robinson]

Here we go...

How many is lots?