The old wood burning stove.

1. The old flue system needs to be taken away too.

2. Once the old stove is out along with the flue, the new stove can be brought in and centralised onto the slate base.  This particular appliance is a three man lift.

3. Externally a 6" core hole is drilled to take the balanced flued assembly.  We try to drill from the outside through to the inside to minimalise the amount of dust from the drill.

4. The balanced flued termination assembly is slipped through the wall ready for lining up with the main flue off the top of the stove.

5. The old slate hearth is cleaned with Slate Dressing to bring it back to life before the new stove is lowered into place.

6. The new stove is lifted onto the newly dressed slate slab and the balanced flued assembly inserted, making the final flue connection.

7. The external view of the balanced flue terminal protruding from the wall.

8. The programmable Remote Control is fitted and an Engineer makes the final internal gas connection.

9. The fuel bed is installed and the protective packaging removed ready for final commissioning.

10. The final gas connection is made at the meter and the gas supply tested for Gas Tightness.

11. The gas stove is lit and the working pressure tested along with the operation of the flue.