El Barto
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Hi all,
First of all apologies for the use of the word glamping. It's an awful word but it is what it is. My mum's got a pimped out shepherd's hut which she's planning on putting on Airbnb/marketing to people who like glamping. It did have a woodburning stove in it but according to insurance it had to be removed. This I think takes away a huge part of the experience and this after all is what they're paying for, an experience. And that's a shame because while I was initially skeptical, it's actually turned out to be pretty cool. However, if I was to pay to stay in a shepherd's hut on a hill I'd damn well expect some woodsmoke to go with it. I get it though; a wood burning stove in a small wooden hut doesn't sound insurance friendly.
Bit of a long shot but does anyone have any experience with this sort of thing? Is there a way to keep the woodburner and stay insured? At the moment they're stuck with electric heaters - not ideal.
Hope you're all having a good weekend.
First of all apologies for the use of the word glamping. It's an awful word but it is what it is. My mum's got a pimped out shepherd's hut which she's planning on putting on Airbnb/marketing to people who like glamping. It did have a woodburning stove in it but according to insurance it had to be removed. This I think takes away a huge part of the experience and this after all is what they're paying for, an experience. And that's a shame because while I was initially skeptical, it's actually turned out to be pretty cool. However, if I was to pay to stay in a shepherd's hut on a hill I'd damn well expect some woodsmoke to go with it. I get it though; a wood burning stove in a small wooden hut doesn't sound insurance friendly.
Bit of a long shot but does anyone have any experience with this sort of thing? Is there a way to keep the woodburner and stay insured? At the moment they're stuck with electric heaters - not ideal.
Hope you're all having a good weekend.