Clearview Pioneer Oven woodburner?

[Elizabeth]

Hi all,

anyone have a Clearview Pioneer Oven woodburner?

I really like the look of it and that you can see the flames, cook and heat water.

http://www.clearviewstoves.com/pioneeroven.htm

[Green Aura]

That's spooky - I was looking at one of these just yesterday. It looks great - we need an alternative for cooking as well as heating when we get power cuts.

Very expensive though. About £1500!

[Big Al]

That's spooky - I was looking at one of these just yesterday. It looks great - we need an alternative for cooking as well as heating when we get power cuts.

Very expensive though. About £1500!

not if you look at an arga at £8000 + incidentall di you knoe that the makers of these ovens didn't have a name for them until they told peole how much they were and they all went argah so they called them aga's......totally ficticous but I liked it,lol.... I know time for bed florence....

[Green Aura]

We can get rayburns round here for nothing - people are desperate to get rid of them (I have no idea why). Unfortunately, much as I'd love one, they won't fit in the available space, so I need something smaller.

[contadina]

We recently installed a Nordica - it cost 13,000 euros and because of the majolica tiles it retains the heat for hours after the fires gone out. http://www.growveg.info/gallery/main.ph ... emId=52238

Nordica also do a smaller oven called a Rosetta which might be worth looking at.

[patR]

13,000 euros!!! OMG!
We paid 800 euros for our wood burner cooker, and thats new , its stainless steel, oven two hot plates, firebox and double warmer at the bottom, it even included the chimney and pipes...
You can buy a house here for 13,000 euros...

[contadina]

Oops maths was never my strong point, that should read 1,300 euros. You can get stainless steel ones over here for 500 euros but we wanted something which would retain heat for longer as it will only be lit once a day and kept going for cooking purposes only.

[patR]

phew.... and i thought you were a millionare....
Ours is on most of the time, I love it, it cooks our food for free, heats the house, drys the washing (overhead rack) boils water.... best thing we ever did.

[Elizabeth]

phew.... and i thought you were a millionare....
Ours is on most of the time, I love it, it cooks our food for free, heats the house, drys the washing (overhead rack) boils water.... best thing we ever did.

Hi PatR

which one do you have?

[patR]

Hi Elizabeth.
Sadly it doesnt have a makers name, it came from a little backwoods Agricola shop over here and didnt even have a brochure or instructions with it. It seems a generic model out here Ive seen a few all very similar.