Steve Clark

I am considering taking my 1990 uk registered Yamaha FZR1000 to France having read the posts on the subject i am concerned that this will be a non starter due to French red tape is there any advice you can give me that would help.     Thanks Steve Clark

Thanks to all for the information we have found a suppler in La Souterraine and hope to have the woodburner installed in October.   Thanks Steve Clark 

[quote]Not sure where you are going in France but the 'Brico 2000' shop near Auchan to the West of Perigeaux has them in stock. Their prices were on a par with French 'commodity stoves' such as Supra and God...[/quote] Anton. Please can you confirm the location of the 'Brico 2000' shop as i cannot find Auchan on our maps and it sounds intresting if we can find it and it is not to far from our place in France?   Thanks Steve

Thanks for the information Anton the cottage we are slowly sorting out is just outside Lussac-Les-Eglises in the north of the Limousin near to Montmorillon. on the question of cost we are looking at 1800 to 2000 euros in the UK for a Franco Belge Ardennes Woodburner How does this compare to French prices as it would be easyer to buy in France.   Thanks Steve  

It may be hot now but when we went out in Febuary it was very cold so we are looking ahead. Our local Woodburner shop in the uk has a number of offers on so now looks like a good idea if we can find the cash Steve Clark      

Can anyone help we are concidering shipping a Franco Belge woodburner out to our place in france has anyone had any dealings with them i can find a lot of information on other make but not Franco Belge any comments would be helpfull. Thanks Steve Clark

 I am looking at installing a woodburner in our cottage but have found no mention of our preferred unit has anyone out there had any dealings with Franco-Belge woodburners ????              Thanks Steve Clark               [email protected]