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TONIP

Joined: 13/08/2007
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13/08/2007 14:26
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could anyone recommend a shop that sells electric fires with a surround. We have the normal portable electric fires, but having spent the last two decembers in NC, they are not enough to heat an open plan lounge area. I appreciate that whilst we are in the middle of a heat-wave in NC electric fires are not a popular subject, but I"m just thinking ahead! Thanks for any recommendations.
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stevie-d


Joined: 13/07/2007
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13/08/2007 14:42
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Contact The Property Center on the road to Lapta left hand side, they have electric fires central heating wood burning stoves etc web site http://www.tpc-cy.com then click on links.
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TONIP

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14/08/2007 10:18
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thanks Stevie-d, went into their web site, very helpful, will visit their shop when we visit in a few weeks time.
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orangekazzie


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20/08/2007 21:01
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why not try a paraffin heater much cheaper to run that electricity (and more reliable because of the power cuts) they don't smell like they used to years ago. They give out a lot of heat and don't dry the air like the gas cylinder ones do. You can get them at most yapi markets.
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