All About Magazine - Issue 12

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19 Chetwynd End, Newport, Shropshire, TF10 7JJ - (Free Parking at the Kings Head - See Page 56, A) - Opening Hours: Tues-Sat 10am-5pm
01952 811443
Multi fuel stoves canbe fitted tomost homes
Newport based explain how.
We have many people call into our shop who would
like a multifuel stove installed into their property but
are unsure of their home’s suitability. The answer to
nearly all enquiries is yes.
Many customers worry that if they require a traditional
brick chimney, they will not be able to have a stove
installed. That is no longer a problem. Our engineers
can install a stove using a twin wall flue which can
go through external brick walls, even fitting stoves in
conservatories is not normally a problem.
The next questions are normally, what size stove
can I have and how long will it take?
Most properties will only require a 5kw stove. This is
the most popular size stove and all manufacturers
produce a stove of this size.
The average installation normally takes 2 days, which
includes lining the chimney, installing the stove,
hearth, surround
and plastering.
As with any
major home
improvement
it is vital that
you enlist the
services of a
fully qualified
HETAS installer.
If you would like
to arrange for one
of our HETAS engineers
to call and conduct a free quote for installation you
can either call into Shropshire Heat (free parking at
the Kings head) or call on 01630 661425 to arrange
a visit.
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Captain America, Iron Man, Thor and co return for
a sequel to the hugely successful and entertaining
Avengers Assemble.
In this follow up, our heroes do battle with Ultron, a
global defence initiative created by Tony Stark (aka Iron
Man) that develops a sinister mind of its own.
Perhaps not as engaging as the original Avengers flick
from2012, Age of Ultron still delivers quality superhero
action. The story arc is building up to a huge battle in
forthcoming Avenger movies and even in some of the
other Marvel universe films, featuring Captain America
and Iron Man to name just two.
Where Age of Ultron does succeed is in realising the
Hulk onscreen. The not so jolly green giant is at his best
in the Avengers movies, fleshing out the character that
has suffered when trying to hold down solo movies.
Too many chefs do though, as the saying goes, spoil
the broth, and with so many new heroes to absorb -
some hideously underused - it does all become a bit
of a mess. A glorious riot of Marvel colour if you enjoy
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Avengers: Age of Ultron
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