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Magda Mihaescu

7 years ago

Could you please give me the name of this fireplace and the manufacturer. Thanks a lot

Bespoke Stuv fireplace in a converted Chapel · More Info

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Kernow Fires and Biomass
7 years ago
Sorry I missed your question! Its a Stuv 21 105. They need to installed by a Stuv installer as they are more technical than your average. http://www.stuv.com/en/corporate
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