Can I use my existing solid fuel stove chimney and flue pipe for a Kabola diesel stove?

 

 

No, you will need Kabola’s lightweight flue pipe and a twin walled chimney.

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How much fuel will a Kabola diesel stove use in 24 hours?

 

 

A good working approximate figure is 1 gallon.

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How often will a Kabola need servicing and is it complicated?

 

 

The beauty of a natural draught diesel stove is that it is extremely simple to operate and maintain. The main task involved is simply cleaning out the burner pot and flue to remove any carbon or soot build up.

Servicing is so simple that most of our customers do it themselves. If you are local to Ely then we would be happy to do the service for you, or if you are further away or want to do it yourself give us a call and we can talk you through it.

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What parts do I need to install a Kabola 2D?

 

 

The Kabola 2D itself

The Kabola 100mm flue kit (twin walled chimney, deck collar, blanking cap and internal brass dress ring)

2m x 100mm diameter length of mild steel flue

A fuel filter / water separator

8mm or 5/16” copper fuel pipe

A fuel shut-off valve

You will then need to fit an appropriate fuel take off onto the fuel tank.

Call us for further information about what is involved in fitting a stove with a backboiler.

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What parts do I need to install a Kabola 3D?

 

 

The Kabola 3D itself

The Kabola 100mm flue kit (twin walled chimney, deck collar, blanking cap and internal brass dress ring)

2m x 100mm diameter length of mild steel flue

A fuel filter / water separator

8mm or 5/16” copper fuel pipe

A fuel shut-off valve

You will then need to fit an appropriate fuel take off onto the fuel tank.

Call us for further information about the hot air outlets or what is involved in fitting a stove with a backboiler.

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What parts do I need to install a Kabola Old Dutch?

 

 

The Kabola Old Dutch itself

The Kabola 80mm flue kit (twin walled chimney, deck collar, blanking cap and internal brass dress ring)

2m x 80mm diameter length of mild steel flue

A fuel filter / water separator

8mm or 5/16” copper fuel pipe

A fuel shut-off valve

You will then need to fit an appropriate fuel take off onto the fuel tank.

Call us for further information about what is involved in fitting a stove with a backboiler.

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