List of stoves awaiting and undergoing refurbishment
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Check out the FRENCH COLLECTION further down this page.
Under refurb...ready soon
COALBROOKDALE SEVERN
Boiler working. In use up until a week ago.
Villager BH multifuel burner
Villager AL Wood burner image before refurb
Villager ALi wood burner - image before refurb (boiler leaks but will work as stove only)
Dovre 2700 with boiler
Ulefos 864 wood stove
Big Yeoman flat top wood stove
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• Suitable for burning wood or multi-fuel* • Radiant and convected heat for improved effectiveness
• Clean Burn - provides greater fuel efficiency • Panoramic curved window
• Airwash system - to give a clearer view • External riddling • Removable ashpan • Warming compartment with Serpentine Grey stone shelf • Log storage compartment • Top or rear flue - 153mm (6")
*burns anthracite, smokeless fuels and peat turfs with the use of a multi-fuel kit. |
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Now then. The image above is how it should look. This one doesn't, and wont. Graphite metallic will be changed for hotspot black stove paint. Below is an image of it now. Overhaul commenced. Interested? Email me for details.
Status - Awaiting start
ULEFOS Nr. 864-1
L.D. Cappelen Ulefos Iron Industry—The Cappelens apparently started as ship
owners
and timber merchants, chartered in 1657 by Fredrik III, the Danish and Norwegian
king.
In 1727, they bought forest land in the iron-rich region of Ulefoss on Lake
Nordsjö and
built an iron foundry and sawmill. The Ulefos wood-burning stove is one of
Norway’s
oldest products and is still available in the original design from 1766. The
family
company today also owns two hydroelectric power stations and produces automotive
parts as well as 70 percent of Norway’s manhole covers.
Status - Awaiting parts.
Lane & Girvan, "Caliban"
This cast iron stove was, I think, produced by Lane & Girvan in Ayreshire. I've been doing some research on this and the foundry no longer exists. It seems the company had a history from the late 1800s through to about 1960/1970 with a few takeovers in between. The top lid has 1859 stamped in to it. This appears to be a part number.
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Company Name:
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Lane & Girvan Ltd |
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Foundry Name:
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Lane & Girvan | ||||||
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Location:
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Falkirk |
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Date of Operation:
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1904 - 1977 | ||||||
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Historical notes:
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| Lane & Girvan Ltd Ironfounders. Lane & Girvan was established in 1904. The Company was incorporated in 1919 with the registration number.It was taken over by Repton Ltd in 1960, liquidated and bought back from the liquidator by Repton Ltd and renamed Lane Girvan 1961 Ltd. Repton Ltd was taken over by Midlands Industries Ltd and from 1967 Lane and Girvan used the new parent company’s name. Closed in 1977. Info courtesy of Falkirk archives | |||||||
Archive image of the Lane and Girvan foundry.
Dimensions - Height:-62cm, Width:-30cm, Depth:-41cm. Top Loader. Flue diameter:-8cm
Status - in progress. Dismantled totally.
Yeoman Large Flat Top
Status - Awaiting start. Image before renovation.
The French Collection...
Dovre 2800 multi-fuel with back boiler.
Currently under renovation and awaiting some new glass sheets and fire rope. ETA end of May
Approx Dimensions - Height:-88cm, Width:-70cm, Depth:-47cm. Front loader. Folding doors. Flue diameter:- about 8 inches
Image is of a similar stove.
Status - In progress.
Godin Multi fuel
Status - Awaiting start.
Excelsior
Status - Awaiting start.
TBA
Status - Awaiting start.
One LARGE Godin Multifuel Radium Burner.
Top Loaders. Awaiting restoration. Better images to follow.
Designed primarily to burn solid fuel, the stove can burn pieces of wood and logs up to 450 mm in length. The enamel on the stoves is good.
The stoves are BIG and very heavy ( estimate weight about of 125 kg), it also kicks out a lot of heat and should heat up to 400 cubic meters. Burning anthracite the stove should have a burn time per fill of about 7 hours.
DIMENSIONS of ONE of the burners... The other is "similar but I don't have the measurements to hand yet.
Manufacturer/Model: Godin.
Approx Year of Prod: 1934
Fuel: Multi
Weight, estimated: 125 kg
Dimensions, approx. (mm):
Width: 420Depth:
600Height:
830Flue: 125
Price; tba
Status - In progress
Arthur Martin "Le Brul Bois" (TBA)
Currently dismantled for major reworking. Possible 1920's stove. For any queries please email.
Dimensions roughly- Height:-35cm, Width:-50cm, Depth:-30cm . Flue diameter:- tba
Status - In progress. Dismantled totally. New firebox fabricated. Long term project.
St Nicholas of Revin.
Awaiting restoration. Some work required on the enamel but a perfectly working stove. Rescued from Limousin, France.
Dimensions - Height:-66cm, Width:-35cm, Depth:-43cm including 4cm flue depth. Top Loader. Flue diameter:-11cm
Status - Awaiting start.
Misc.
Here be ghosts....
