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Description
Moulinex Optimum oven grate. Accessory for the interior of a mini tabletop oven. Original spare part for kitchen appliance.
Reference: FS-9100020705
Models:
- OX464810/HZA
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Are multi-fuel stoves worth having?
Multi-fuel stoves are a great addition to any household. Aside from their heating capabilities, they offer a number of benefits; fuel flexibility, energy independence, sustainability and high-energy efficiency.
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What can you not burn in a multi fuel stove?
There are a lot of materials that should never be burned on a multi-fuel stove. This includes regular coal and wet or unseasoned wood. There a number of woods you should avoid for the benefit of you and your stove; Pine, Larch, Poplar and Labarnum. As well as woods that simply aren't effective: Alder, Chestnut, Cypress, Spruce and Willow.
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What's the difference between a wood burner and a multi fuel stove?
The key difference between a wood burning and a multi-fuel stove is the types of fuel they are designed to burn. A wood burner, as the name suggests is solely made to burn wood. On the other hand, multi-fuel stoves can burn wood & coal. Coal produces less waste, and burns hotter for longer.
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How much does it cost to install a multi-fuel stove UK?
Installation cost varies depending on which additional services are required. The more complex the installation, the more expensive it will be. A compulsory Local Authority inspection will cost £125-250. A HETAS-approved installer will cost at least £450 for a basic installation. However, if there is no chimney, this will add on around £1500 to fit a twin-wall external flue.
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Which is best: log burner or multi-fuel burner?
Ultimately, this is down to preference. For exclusively burning manufactured or smokeless coal, a log burner is the logical option. But, a multi-fuel stove will work for those looking for fuel flexibility.
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How long do multi-fuel stoves last?
The lifespan of a multi-fuel stove depends on a number of factors. They typically last 10-15 years, although many last beyond 20 years. Other than the quality of the stove itself, the main factors are maintenance, usage and environmental conditions (e.g. humidity).
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How long does coal last in a multi fuel stove?
The burning duration depends on the type of coal (you should only burn manufactured or smokeless coal). Stove design, air vent settings and loading techniques also influence time. That being said, smokeless coal generally burns for around 5-6 hours.
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Can you burn wood and coal together in a multi-fuel stove?
Wood and coal should never be burned in a multi-fuel stove at the same time. Coal releases sulphur which reacts with the moisture from the wood. This causes corrosion throughout the stove.
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Does a multi fuel stove need a flue liner?
Flue liners are always recommend for stoves. They add extra protection to protect from gas leaks and creosote build-up. Liners also improve the draw, which means better airflow. This encourages the stove to light and burn.
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Can I install a multi-fuel stove myself?
Self-installation is possible, but we always recommend leaving stove installation to a professional. The consequences of incorrect installation are extremely dangerous, as poisonous gases can be released into your home.
