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Dustydog said:
Which ones? Isabella do a vast range from plastic to steel ,to the 18” steel storm pegs.

There seems to be a great variance with hard standings. I’ve had some where the screw pegs bent. Those that went it were a devil to remove!

On the metered EHU the last two weeks have cost us £5-6 per 24 hours. The heating has been on low overnight and 2 kw when we are in. The Water heater charger fridge etc haven’t used very much.
A 6 kg propane refill is now £32. May be gas is more expensive 🤔🤔
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I think ProfJohn did a comparison a while back that based on prices at the time gas was more expensive than metered electric. Electric is efficient as most if not all of the energy goes in to heating. Whereas with gas it’s less efficient given burners have to transfer heat indirectly and will loose heat via exhausts too.

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otherclive said:
I think ProfJohn did a comparison a while back that based on prices at the time gas was more expensive than metered electric. Electric is efficient as most if not all of the energy goes in to heating. Whereas with gas it’s less efficient given burners have to transfer heat indirectly and will loose heat via exhausts too.
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I think that is still the case. Whilst it seems Electricity bills have risen a 6 kg propane has gone up by circa £8 in the last 12 months.
We had the heating full on quite a lot over the two weeks. Zero degrees most mornings . 500 watts on all night. We were never cold and our daily charge on the meter, on line payments, was very reasonable imo.
 
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