Energy shortfall preps

[NorthernRaider]

[Metroyeti]

Can any one recomend a sturdy and portable log burner?

[NorthernRaider]

Yarp the Frontier stove about £140 very popular and I believe Beardyman sells something similar

[Straight Shooter]

Already there NR we no longer use half our house

[NorthernRaider]

Heres the post about his thing
http://forum.survivaluk.net/showthread.php?tid=4112

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If you want something more traditional and solid that can theoretically be moved you can see some interesting stoves in the Machine Mart Catalogue

[Prepper1]

Im looking at getting one of these if i cant get a more substantial one soon. I've got £70 saved towards it so far... Nearly there.

[BeardyMan]

Heres the post about his thing
http://forum.survivaluk.net/showthread.php?tid=4112

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If you want something more traditional and solid that can theoretically be moved you can see some interesting stoves in the Machine Mart Catalogue

Cheers NR.

Price dropped

[Highlander]

We have had this fire in now for a couple of months, it is a wrap around boiler muti-fuel burner, it runs the central heating and heats the water,.. but it is also linked to the oil central heating, [ while we can still afford it ],... so if the fire gets too low,.. say over night then the oil kicks in, at the moment I think we have it just right as the oil kicks in for just 1 hour just before we get up in the morning

[Carnebwen]

wow, looks very nice. I also like the "decoration but useful in an emergency" swords on the wall too.

[Wildman]