I have tried google for an answer but can only find very occasional
reference to these.
If there are condensing boilers, then why not condensing gas fires to
extract the potentially wasted heat from the flue ?
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Andrew

On Sun, 19 Oct 2003 00:33:49 +0100, Andrew
wrote:

I have tried google for an answer but can only find very occasional
reference to these.
If there are condensing boilers, then why not condensing gas fires to
extract the potentially wasted heat from the flue ?
They did but i cant say if they are currently produced glow worm used
to do one i seem to remember. I have fitted a few in my time.

There was an article in yesterdays Sunday Times about flueless gas fires
said to be 100% efficient.They use a catalytic converter to clean the
combustion gasses.Two websites: www.burley.co.uk and www.fires2U.co.uk .
e-mail me if you want a scanned copy of the article.
Mark Atherton
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On Sun, 19 Oct 2003 00:33:49 +0100, Andrew
wrote:

I have tried google for an answer but can only find very occasional
reference to these.
If there are condensing boilers, then why not condensing gas fires to
extract the potentially wasted heat from the flue ?
They did but i cant say if they are currently produced glow worm used
to do one i seem to remember. I have fitted a few in my time.