Heating Melbourne
May 5th 2004, 2:32 am
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OH DEAR!!!! this has developed a life of it's own!!!
I edited my post.......
so it reposted it with the edit......
so then I tried to delete it.......
and it posted it again..........
HELP!!!!!! :scared:
I edited my post.......
so it reposted it with the edit......
so then I tried to delete it.......
and it posted it again..........
HELP!!!!!! :scared:
May 5th 2004, 2:34 am
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Originally posted by hevs
Its THE generic wood burning stove. It also has a fan that blows the heat around madley
Its THE generic wood burning stove. It also has a fan that blows the heat around madley
OOOOO lovely!!!! I want one of those!!!! They look so snug!!!
May 5th 2004, 2:50 am
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Originally posted by jayr
He He. Hydronic heating is what you would have had in the UK. i.e wall mounted radiators with hot water running through them.
He He. Hydronic heating is what you would have had in the UK. i.e wall mounted radiators with hot water running through them.
or have they changed the name since I left ?
Nobo's
coonara's
I need to do some research
For when i've acclimatised more.
May 5th 2004, 2:55 am
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Originally posted by ABCDiamond
You mean Central Heating ?
or have they changed the name since I left ?
You mean Central Heating ?
or have they changed the name since I left ?
Yes they still call it that, but as phrase its pretty generic - wonder how many aussies haering "central heating" would think of radiators, pipes, hot water systems, gas fired boilers etc. You could call ducted heating central heating for example.
May 5th 2004, 2:57 am
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Originally posted by ABCDiamond
I thought I just edited my post !! But it doubled it up.
I thought I just edited my post !! But it doubled it up.
Yeah - that was my problem - the more I did the worse it got!!!! It posted 3 times!!!!
May 5th 2004, 6:21 am
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Ok Nobo heaters are the new technology in plug in heaters...
they are ideal in small rooms and so they say only cost 12c an hour to run!!
They do cost about $450 each though. It appears that the Europeans rave about them although I had never heard of them until now.
Maybe i will stick to me coonara although I may cheat a bit and change it to a gas one
then again if I keep it wood, then I would have somewhere to burn off all the tree's that we illegally cut down... ( only joking ) honest.. don't tell the council
they are ideal in small rooms and so they say only cost 12c an hour to run!!
They do cost about $450 each though. It appears that the Europeans rave about them although I had never heard of them until now.
Maybe i will stick to me coonara although I may cheat a bit and change it to a gas one
then again if I keep it wood, then I would have somewhere to burn off all the tree's that we illegally cut down... ( only joking ) honest.. don't tell the council
May 5th 2004, 8:09 am
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Originally posted by Clare Everest
then again if I keep it wood, then I would have somewhere to burn off all the tree's that we illegally cut down... ( only joking ) honest.. don't tell the council
then again if I keep it wood, then I would have somewhere to burn off all the tree's that we illegally cut down... ( only joking ) honest.. don't tell the council
How big are you're piles and how high do you stack 'em
May 5th 2004, 8:41 am
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Originally posted by hevs
Tree's now we're talkin!!!
How big are you're piles and how high do you stack 'em
Tree's now we're talkin!!!
How big are you're piles and how high do you stack 'em
thats a bit personal isn't it
I could stack them in the stables but I'm saving them for Mark
May 5th 2004, 11:31 pm
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Originally posted by Clare Everest
thats a bit personal isn't it
I could stack them in the stables but I'm saving them for Mark
thats a bit personal isn't it
I could stack them in the stables but I'm saving them for Mark
Check this thread out for details
http://britishexpats.com/forum/showt...hreadid=214884
