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Hi all 👋, first post on here but probably one of many, I'm currently looking into the heating system I am going to install on my widebeam i was hoping you could take a look and tell me what you think and if it all looks ok. (Heating sorce: Solid fuel fire and diesel water heater Heating up - radiators, under floor heating and hot water) I am thinking of installing the bubble b1c1 corner stove with back boiler, also what are peoples thoughts on the Prity AM 12 ( https://fireplacesforhome.com/Wood-Burning-Stove-Corner-Model-Fireplace-Log-Burner-Solid-Fuel-Prity-AM-12kw ) multifuel stove? And also a webasto diesel water heater. All my heating appliances are going to run to the NRG zone 5 manifold wich does allow thermosyphon , I plan to have 4x radiators, underfloor heating and calorifier attached. The diagram is missing the PRV and the pipes from the back boiler to the heating manifold will be in 28mm. My biggest worry is the thermosyphon safety as it is going to run to the heating manifold so i dont have any heat leak. Any input would be appreciated. Kind regards Brad I've linked the NRG zone let me know what you think to using this as I can't see any post speaking about this or any manifold. https://www.nrgawareness.com/product/nrg-zone-4-5-6-32-32-28/
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Have recently started using Morso Fire, boat is ten years old, I have had it for four years. I have only been burning wood on it so far, but have noticed the side walls (wood, opposite fire) are getting so hot, hot to touch. In the past I have only ever used kindling and then coal, but don't remember wood above fire getting so hot. i am going to replace fire bricks before I start a "long fire "with coal , but current ones seem fine, and I have swept chimney, and made sure cowl plate is sitting correctly on top of fire brick. Am I just experiencing wood for burning I'e so hot? Even so wood surround shouldn't get so hot.? Any suggestions why this should be ? Thanks.