AGA Stories - with the fuel type "Solid Fuel" (28)

Rayburn off Ebay – Jackie1

I hate being cold and having gas central heating on a timer without cavity walls is cold. We decided a solid fuel Rayburn would be the answer and would not only keep the house warm, heat the hot water and cook fantastic food, if all the rumours w...

nice tea! – Pink House

My Granmother Shiela Headen of Timahoe used to make the nicest cup of barry's tea from the water boiled on the AGA. I really enjoy cooking on it I plan to convert it to Oil later in the year and perhaps install a gas hob beside it. The blast of he...

I'm a newly converted Aganaught – Lyzzie

I was pleased (if not a little daunted) to see that the house I recently fell in love with had an Aga in the kitchen/diner. It also had an electric hob and oven as there is no mains gas. I am a gas lover so this did not bode well. We moved in j...

Famous connections – AGA Lover

We bought our Aga when we bought our house in 1988. We think it was installed in 1938 by Bertrand Russell, the Philosopher, who owned the house then and carried out a lot of modernisation work

Our Rayburn – Debs

We just love our Rayburn. Keeps the house cosy and is excellent for roast dinners. Makes our house a real home from home.

waiting for the birth – AGA Lover

I am looking at my beautiful claret rayburn peeping out from under her covers waiting for the plumber to finish connection, Please please hurry so I can experience this wonderful warmth I read about before summer arrives. The wood is stacked and ...

Our Aga – Aughnaveilogue Aga

i love our aga. its been in our house long before i came along and i can imagine it will be here long after as well.it is the focal point of our kitchen and has many uses. Apart from cooking, it is also used to warm the house,dry clothes,warm peop...

Solid fuel and rewarding hard work! – Roy

Mine came with the house & because it's solid fuel, I use phurnacite, it requires me to come home at regular intervals in order to benefit from it, it's a bit like having a pet to look after, the benefits of a permanently up to temperature oven ar...

Array – An antique

We married and moved to the farm in 1954, young and naive about most things but we knew we could not live with a calor gas stove. Being in the country the obvious choice was an Aga and it has remained in place for 52 years. It has seen many change...

Snug as a bug – Smiggy

We picked up an old Rayburn by chance. It took some moving. It is now installed in my cottage passed on to me from Mum. My daughter and partner are living there with their baby. The house has never been so warm. When Mum and I were there with just...

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