Morso 3410 Owl Cleanheat

Morso 3410 Owl Stove Woodburner Information

The Morso Owl Cleanheat with either the classic Morso Owl motif or ribbed sides is sure to turn heads in any style of fireplace, whether traditional or modern, rustic or suburban. The state-of-the-art 'tertiary combustion system' is complemented superbly by the large glass area, which combined, offer an uninterrupted view of the fire.

Flue Diameter	150mm (6")
Heat Output	6.5kw
Fuel Type	Multifuel
Material Of Stove	Cast Iron
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	688mm
Width	487mm
Depth	495mm

 

How Can I Run My Central Heating or Hot Water?

Many wood burning and multi-fuel stoves have the option of adding a 'clip in' boiler capable of providing hot water and in some case also running radiators. This can be done at the time of installation or at a later date. A small number of stoves have an integral or factory fitted boiler which can provide enough heat for a full central heating system.

Boiler
Heat your room only - If you are looking for a stove just to heat your room then all of our stoves will be suitable (depending on the size of the room you would like to heat). Heat your room and Domestic Hot Water (DHW) - To heat DHW you will also require a boiler. This is usually a clip-in boiler (fitted to the stove any time). You will need approximately 10,000 Btu's output to run DHW. Most boilers should reach around this output.

Heat your room, Domestic hot water and Central Heating (DHW+CH) - To use a stove to power you central heating in addition to heating your room and domestic hot water, you will again need a stove with a boiler, however you will need a lot greater output than that to just heat your room. The size of the boiler you need will depend on the number of radiators you need to heat. You will again need 10,000 Btu's to run DHW. You should then allow 3,400 Btu's to heat each average sized single radiator. If the radiator is a double, then double the output needed. If there are long runs of pipework then allow extra Btu's per radiator (maybe 4,000 Btu's). Total the outputs to find out what size boiler you require. However, you must remember that the stove will have to be fired up all year round to provide heat for the DHW+CH or for just DHW. Therefore the room containing the stove will always be warm. 

Radiators
Radiator output is calculated based on a standard 600mm x 600mm single convector radiator. Double radiators should be counted as two radiators. Any boiler output below 9000 BTU's will be described as Domestic Hot Water only (DHW). Hot water demands can very greatly from one property/family to another. If your property has long pipe runs you should allow for extra heat loss. Actual boiler outputs do vary. The figure given is a maximum output based on continuous use with a suitable fuel.

The number of radiators figure should be used as a guide and does not replace the need for a qualified heating engineer to calculate the BTU output required for your property.  

How Should I Flue My Stove?

Making sure your flue installation is correct is one of the most important factors when looking to buy and install a new stove.

Chimney
Today it is no longer essential to have a chimney if you would like to install a new fire. A chimney is used to guide smoke and fumes safely away from the fire, however it is now possible to install a gas or oil fire with an outside flue or alternatively an electric fire which does not require a flue.

A chimney suitable for all flue fires is usually made from stone or brick and runs up through your house or up along an outside wall. However, if not, a chimney can be built from an insulated stainless steel rigid fuel liner, which again, can be built up through your house or up along an outside wall. Older or damaged stone or brick chimneys, can still be used , but will need lining inside with an insulated flexible stainless steel liner from top to bottom.

If you are unsure we recommend you have your chimney inspected by a chimney sweep, who will assess the condition and recommend the appropriate action. It is also recommended that you have your chimney swept if you intend to use it. To find a chimney sweep in your area, enter your town in the box to the right and click the 'Find' button. If none are found try entering the name of a larger town nearby. If you don't have a chimney and don't wish to install one, you can install a flue to enable a gas or oil fire to be used in your home. This involves making a small flue hole in an outside wall and installing a powered/balanced flue. These are discreet, quiet and weatherproof, being acoustically dampened to minimise noise from the fan. To install a powered/balanced flue you will need to:

Position your fire backing onto an outside cavity wall.
Ensure to wall is between 300 and 500mm thick.
Ensure there are electricity supplies nearby (for powered flue). 

Flue Diameter
The flue diameters given relate to the internal flue diameter and are calculated by the manufacturer of the stove. Conventional flued stoves: This is the the minimum size flue that the stove can use - you must not reduce the size of the flue used. Balanced Flue: Most balanced flue gas stoves will have an internal flue diameter of 125mm (5"), however the external diameter will generally be 50 - 75mm (2 - 3") greater. 

Flue Outlet
Most stoves have an interchangeable flue outlet, in which case you will have one flue collar for the outlet you are going to use and one blanking disc for the unused outlet. These two items can be switched around allowing you to decide on your flue configeration after you have bought your stove or to change the set up in the future. However, there are a small number of models which do not have an interchangeable outlet. When deciding how to flue your stove, please remember:

Top: The flue pipe will travel up to a spigot plate or through a register board. It is advisable to incorporate an adjustable length of flue pipe to enable easy removable of your stove in the future.

Rear: If using the rear flue outlet, the flue pipe must travel no further than 150mm horizontally before turning vertically. In the case of a gas stove a 90 degree bend can be used, whilst in the case of wood or multi-fuel stoves, a cleaning door must be provided - we suggest using a 90 degree tee with cap.

In both cases fire cement should be used to seal the flue pipe to the flue collar on the stove. 

What Size Do I Need?

There are two very important elements to consider when choosing the size of your stove:
1) Physical Size - Do you have enough room for the stove to function properly and conform to building regulations.
2) Output - Do you have the right amount of heat for your room.

Height
The distance from the top to bottom of the stove. Most stoves are quite short, but care should be taken if you purchase a canopy as these sit on top of the stove adding height. You should ensure the top (and sides) of the stove are a safe distance from any combustible material such as wooden lintels or beams. It is recommended that you allow around 22", however it is wise to check with the manufacturer of the stove you are interested in as the distanced advised may vary. The height listed does not include the flue collar if the top flue outlet is used.

Width
The distance across the front of the stove as you look at it face on. Ensure the stove will fit in the narrowest width of your fireplace if you are using one. If you are placing your stove into an inglenook, it is recommended that you have at least 150mm (6") space either side of the appliance, although this may be reduced slightly for smaller output stoves. This is not a regulation, but ensures that the heat from the sides of the stove enters the room, protecting against heat build up which may damage the stove. Also there are often workings on the side of the stove which need to be accessed.

Depth
The distance from the front to the back of the stove. The depth of the stove is important as you need to make sure you will have the regulation 300mm (12") of the hearth in front of the front legs of the stove once installed. You should also allow a 50mm (2") gap at the back of the stove. If you choose to use a rear flue outlet on a stove, connected to either a 90 degree bend, 90 degree tee or manufacturers fitting, this will add extra depth onto the stove, usually around 160mm depending on flue size. 

Output
The heat output of a stove is measured in Kilowatts (kW). The output you require is dependent on the size of the room to be heated. To identify the output you require either use our calculator below or the simple calculation which follows.

Simple Calculation: Multiply Room Length x Room Width x Room Height (measured in metres). Divide the figure you have (the space of your room in cubic metres) by 14. Your final figure is the output you will need from a stove to heat your room.

This is not an exact classification, but can be used as a good 'rule of thumb'. The ability of a stove to heat your room will be affected by such aspects as a larger than usual number of doors or windows (including patio) in the room, or other draft sources. In these cases you may need to look at a stove with a greater output.

For those people looking to buy a stove for aesthetic reasons, heat output may be irrelevant, however it is important that you do not buy a stove with an output too large for your room. Doing so may cause you to have to run the stove at a lower output, resulting in poorer efficiency, possible flue problems including consendation and reduced visual appeal due to smaller flames and under performing airwash.

Choosing A Fuel Type

There are a number of different fuels available, therefore a good starting point when choosing your stove is to decided on the fuel you want to use. Below we have listed the fuels with a brief guide to the pros and cons of each one.

Wood Pros : A renewable source of fuel, which should be cheap if you have a readily available supply, such as in rural areas. When burnt, wood offers the best flame effect and the unbeatable smell and sound of a real fire. The ash doesn't need emptying as often as coal and new fires can just be lit on the ashes in the bottom of the stove. Ideally you should build up a stock of wood, allowing time for it to season (dry out) before use. Wood is a carbon neutral source of fuel. Cons : In this country seasoned wood, which has a lower moisture content is difficult to find and if buying on an irregular basis from shops or garages it can be more expensive. The removable of ash can be a messy job as there is no ashpan to remove in a woodburning stove. Wood can take up a lot of space if stored properly. Inner city areas may not permit the use of a wood burning stove.

Multi-fuel Pros : Ensure you use a smokeless coal such as anthracite. This will produce more heat than wood and burns a lot slower, ideal for an evenings fire or to slumber the fire throughout the night. Traditional coal merchants still offer a regular delivery service. You have the option of a number of fuels if supply is sort - wood, coal or even peat. The initial cost of the appliance will be cheaper than gas or oil. Able to burn smokeless coal in smoke control zones. Cons : Coal can be a dirty fuel to handle and to store. The ash needs to be removed ideally after every fire. Prices can very widely if you purchase fuel from a garage, where no local merchant is available. More difficult to light initially. Your chimney will need regular sweeping.

Gas There are two types of gas, Natural Gas or Liquid Propane Gas (LPG): Pros (Natural Gas) : Mains natural gas is readily available in most towns in the UK. The fuel is cheap and will be added to your normal bill. Natural gas requires no storage and is a very clean fuel to use.. The flame effects are now very realistic. Gas appliances are very easy to light, with self sparking ignitions and a lot of controlability. Cons (Natural Gas) : No real fire noise or smell. Gas appliances are more expensive to buy initially and should be serviced yearly. Pros (LPG) : If using your appliance primarily as a focal point (you already have central heating), LPG is very effective. Can be supplied in very remote areas or where access is difficult. The flame effects are now very realistic. Gas appliances are very easy to light, with self sparking ignitions and a lot of controlability. Cons (LPG) : LPG is the most expensive fuel to use on a cost per minute basis. Bottles or a tank must be stored safely and refilled regulary.

Electric Pros : No chimney or installation required. Can be fitted in any location with access to a standard electrical socket. The appliance can be moved easily within the home or even taken with you if you move. Able to have an effect only without heat for use in warmer months. Cons : The maximum heat output is low. Although the light only setting cost roughly just 1p an hour to run, the heat settings can be quite expensive. The flame effect tends not to be as realistic as other fuels.

Oil Pros : Ideal for homeowners out in the country with no use of Natural Gas. The pence per minute running cost is probably the lowest of all fuels. Can produce a high output relative to gas. Cons : Appliances are designed for continuous use, through day and night, thus increasing costs. Need a suitably sited storage tank. For automatic lighting you will require electric to the appliance. Both the appliance and the installation are generally expensive.

 

Stovax Stockton 4 Wood/Multifuel

Stovax Stockton 4 Stove Woodburner Information

One of the most popular models, the Stockton 4 is available as a wood burner order multi-fuel model. It is ideally suited to smaller rooms and both traditional and contemporary interiors. The Stockton 4 incorporates the very latest cleanburn technology, burning wood or solid fuel with outstanding efficiency. It works by using three separate airflows: primary air to burn solid fuel in the conventional way, plus airwash air to keep the window clean and pre-heated secondary or cleanburn air to burn excess hydrocarbons in the smoke. The Stockton 4 can also be used in smoke exepmt area with the addition of the smoke control kit

Flue Diameter	125mm (5")
Heat Output	4kw
Fuel Type	Wood & Multifuel
Backboiler Available?	No
Material Stove Made Of?	Steel
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	572mm
Width	389mm
Depth	338mm

 

Stovax Stockton 3

Stovax Stockton 3 Woodburner Information

The Stockton 3 is the baby of the range and is specifically designed to fit neatly into a standard 22" (560mm) high x 16" (405mm) wide British fireplace opening with the chairbrick removed. It has full multi-fuel capability and its compact dimensions make this stove equally suitable for houseboats, summerhouses and garden workshops.

Flue Diameter	125mm (5")
Heat Output	3.75kw
Fuel Type	Multifuel
Material Of Stove	Steel
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	510mm
Width	389mm
Depth	338mm

 

Redfyre Kensal 40 Wood/Multifuel

Redfyre Kensal 40 Stove Woodburner Information

As you would expect from a heritage such as Redfyre's, the Kensal range of stoves are robust, practical and efficient, with a construction that combines the very best attributes of iron and steel. The heavy gauge steel firebox is complemented by airtight cast iron doors and durable cast iron fittings and, in the case of multi-fuel models, a rotating grate that can be riddled from outside the stove to improve combustion.

Flue Diameter	150mm (6")
Heat Output	8kw
Fuel Type	Wood & Multifuel
Material Of Stove	Steel
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	585mm
Width	597mm
Depth	392mm

 

Redfyre Kensal 33 Wood/Multifuel

Redfyre Kensal 33 Stove Woodburner Information

As you would expect from a heritage such as Redfyre's, the Kensal range of stoves are robust, practical and efficient, with a construction that combines the very best attributes of iron and steel. The heavy gauge steel firebox is complemented by airtight cast iron doors and durable cast iron fittings and, in the case of multi-fuel models, a rotating grate that can be riddled from outside the stove to improve combustion.

Flue Diameter	125mm (5")
Heat Output	5kw
Fuel Type	Wood & Multifuel
Material Stove Made Of?	Steel
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	524mm
Width	465mm
Depth	328mm

 

Redfyre Kensall 20

Redfyre Kensal 20

As you would expect from a heritage such as Redfyre's, the Kensal range of stoves are robust, practical and efficient, with a construction that combines the very best attributes of iron and steel. The heavy gauge steel firebox is complemented by airtight cast iron doors and durable cast iron fittings and, in the case of multi-fuel models, a rotating grate that can be riddled from outside the stove to improve combustion.

Flue Diameter	125mm (5")
Heat Output	3.75kw
Fuel Type	Multifuel
Material Of Stove	Steel
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	511mm
Width	386mm
Depth	328mm

 

Morso 1630 Dove

Morso 1630 Dove Woodburner Information

The Morso Dove Cleanheat stove is offered as a single door model. It has a more traditional style and combined with a 12kw output it is suitable for larger rooms. The Morso Dove Cleanheat nestles naturally into traditional inglenooks. Optional extras include different leg heights and a 34000 Btu boiler.

Flue Diameter	150mm (6")
Heat Output	10.5kw
Fuel Type	Multifuel
Material Of Stove	Cast Iron
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	690mm
Width	664mm
Depth	520mm

 

Morso 2145 Panther Convector

Morso 2145 Panther Convector  Woodburner Information

The 7kW black Morso Panther Cleanheat Convector stove with rounded curved edges refuses to blend into the shadows and will complement many room styles. The Morso Panther Cleanheat Convector is an elegant double-door cast iron stove with an aesthetic style and is at home in both contemporary and traditional settings. Two large stay-clean glass panels provides an excellent view of the fire while the stove is operating in its most efficient mode. At 7 kW, the Morso Panther Cleanheat Convector is sized to heat medium-sized areas and accepts over 40cm length wood for overnight burning. The clean burning, non-catalytic design offers a simple, efficient and durable heat source that you can enjoy for years to come.

Flue Diameter	150mm (6")
Heat Output	7kw
Fuel Type	Multifuel
Material Of Stove	Cast Iron
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	705mm
Width	570mm
Depth	490mm

 

Morso 2110 Panther

Morso Panther 2110 Woodburner Information

With its rounded features and soft curves the Morso Panther Cleanheat is an elegant example of modern styling in a classic radiant stove. The Morso Panther Cleanheat is an elegant double-door cast iron stove with an aesthetic style and is at home in both contemporary and traditional settings. Two large stay-clean glass panels provides an excellent view of the fire while the stove is operating in its most efficient mode. At 7 kW, the Morso Panther Cleanheat is sized to heat medium-sized areas and accepts over 40cm length wood for overnight burning. The clean burning, non-catalytic design offers a simple, efficient and durable heat source that you can enjoy for years to come.

Flue Diameter	150mm (6")
Heat Output	9kw
Fuel Type	Multifuel
Material Of Stove	Cast Iron
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	595mm
Width	736mm
Depth	485mm

 

Morso 3440 Owl Convector

Morso 3440 Owl Stove Woodburner Information

With its beautiful design and perfect proportions, the Morso Owl Cleanheat Convector 3440 stove is truly the finest example of 'heating furniture'. The state-of-the-art 'tertiary combustion system' is complemented superbly by the large glass area, which combined, offer an uninterrupted view of the fire. Designed with distinction and elegant simplicity the 7kw Owl series with its soft lines and rounded edges is a beautiful combination of British design and Danish craftsmanship. Every Morso Owl stove has a heavy-duty ash pan that makes ash removal easy without the need to manually shovel ashes out of the firebox. Rear and bottom heat shields protect adjacent walls and floor giving you more flexibility for your hearth design and construction. A 155mm reversible flue collar provides installation flexibility to vent directly off the top or from the rear of the stove.

Flue Diameter	150mm (6")
Heat Output	6.5kw
Fuel Type	Multifuel
Material Of Stove	Cast Iron
Flue  Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	739mm
Width	554mm
Depth	495mm

 

Morso 3142 Badger Convector

Morso Badger 3142 Woodburner Information

The Morso Badger Cleanheat Convector is a fine example of high quality ‘heating furniture’ delivering up to 6kw of gentle warmth to your home, it is set to create the cosiest of living room environments, its smooth contemporary lines and perfect proportions makes it ideal for both traditional and modern homes. The large glass panel provides beautiful unobstructed closed-door fire viewing. The Morso Badger Cleanheat Convector comes with a heavy duty ash pan that makes ash removal easy without the need to manually shovel ashes out of the firebox. Rear and bottom heat sheilds protect adjacent walls and floor. A reversible flue collar provides installation flexibility to vent directly off the top or from the rear of the stove.

Flue Diameter	125mm (5")
Heat Output	5 kw
Fuel Type	Woodburning
Material Of Stove	Cast Iron
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	739mm
Width	514mm
Depth	450mm

 

Morso 3140 Badger Cleanheat

Morso 3140 Badger Stove Woodburner Information

The 6kW Morso Badger Cleanheat is a fine example of high quality 'heating furniture' with it's smooth contemporary lines and perfect proportions making it ideal in both traditional and modern homes. The large glass panel provides beautiful unobstructed closed-door fire viewing. The Morso Badger comes with a heavy duty ash pan that makes ash removal easy without the need to manually shovel ashes out of the firebox. Rear and bottom heat sheilds protect adjacent walls and floor. A reversible flue collar provides installation flexibility to vent directly off the top or from the rear of the stove.

Flue Diameter	125mm (5")
Heat Output	5kw
Fuel Type	Multifuel
Efficiency	78.6%
Material Of Stove	Cast iron
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	625mm
Width	440mm
Depth	495mm

 

Morso Squirrel Convector

Morso Squirrel Convector Stove Woodburner Information

The Morso Squirrel Convector has the additional benefits of a raised firebox and a natural convection design that helps emit warmth throughout the room. The design is simple with ribbed side panels and a plain door. It is ideal for small heating needs and is perfectly suited to small rooms and even in narrow-boat installations, the Morso Squirrel is a powerful heater that creates a cosy atmosphere. Equipped with a spin-dial air-vent, this stove can reach optimum burn time very quickly. The Morso Squirrel Series stoves with their small 'footprint' and clearances to combustibles do not take up a lot of space.

Flue Diameter	125mm (5")
Heat Output	5kw
Fuel Type	Multifuel
Material Of Stove	Cast Iron
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	715mm
Width	435mm
Depth	435mm

 

Morso Squirrel 1430 Cleanheat

Morso Squirrel 1430 Cleanheat Stove Woodburner Information

The Morso Squirrel Cleanheat is small but perfectly formed! Now a classic stove style, the Squirrel Cleanheat's performance belies its size. With its large 'airwashed' glass, convenient ashpan and low smoke emissions, it's easy to see why the Squirrel is the most popular cast iron small stove in Britain. Suitable for small rooms and even in narrow-boat installations, the Morso Squirrel is a powerful heater that creates a cozy atmosphere. Equipped with a spin-dial air-vent, this stove can reach optimum burn time very quickly. The Morso Squirrel Series stoves with their small 'footprint' and clearances to combustibles do not take up a lot of space.

Flue Diameter	125mm (5")
Heat Output	5kW
Fuel Type	Multifuel
Material Of Stove	Cast Iron
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	546mm
Width	388mm
Depth	415mm

 

Morso 1412 Squirrel

Morso Squirrel 1412 Stove Woodburner Information

The new Morso Squirrel Standard 1412 stove is a classic with new technology, which is now approved to burn wood in smoke control areas. Thinking of the environment and wanting to live up to the worlds most stringent environmental requirements, Morso have significantly improved the combustion system of its widely know Squirrel stove, a true Morso classic. The firebox is fitted with a tertiary air chamber supplying additional combustion air directly above the flame. This additional air ensures secondary combustion of any smoke and gases giving great efficiency and minimal particle and CO emissions into the atmosphere.

Flue Diameter	125mm (5")
Heat Output	5kw
Fuel Type	Multifuel
Backboiler Available?	No
Material Stove Made Of?	Cast Iron
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	546mm
Width	388mm
Depth	415mm

 

Morso 3610

Morso 3610 Woodburner Information

Morso 3610 is the largest Morso stove producing 16 kW. A beautifully designed stove with clean lines, the Morso 3610 radiant stove is ideal for rooms with cathedral ceilings that require a radiant heater for effective and efficient heating. In addition, this stove’s large double doors make it perfect for heating large rooms.

Flue Diameter	150mm (6")
Heat Output	9.8kw
Fuel Type	Woodburner
Material Of Stove	Cast Iron
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	797mm
Width	742mm
Depth	638mm

 

Morso 7110 Viking

Morso 7110 Viking Woodburner Information

The Morso Viking, like all Morso cast iron stoves has a very large glass panel without any distracting cast iron bars in front on the glass and a superior air wash system to keep the glass clean for an unobstructed view of the fire. The Morso Viking has an advanced combustion system that emits 7kW of energy. The stove is designed with one door for ease of loading and also has a separate door for ash pan removal. Constructed to use pre-heated secondary as well as tertiary air to ensure the cleanest burn possible, the Morso Viking also comes with single air control for ease of operation, standard rear and bottom heat shields, reversible flue collar, as well as a standard heavy duty ash pan.

Flue Diameter	150mm (6")
Heat Output	5.4Kw
Fuel Type	Woodburning
Material Of Stove	Cast Iron
Height	740mm
Width	575mm
Depth	564mm

 

Morso 8147

Morso 8147 Woodburner Information

The new Morso 8100 series of stoves is made of select grade cast iron, and this strong material is particularly well suited for heat transmission, as it retains heat longer and gives off consistent and comfortable warmth. The cast iron is also incredibly strong and durable, thus ensuring that the stove will not warp or leak. Finally, the cast iron also enables the stove to deliver superb combustion, which ensures that this new product series will probably be one of the most environmentally friendly wood-burning stoves of its size in the world. A stove that can both retain heat and distribute it in an area of up to 120 m².

Flue Diameter	150mm (6")
Heat Output	6.3kw
Fuel Type	Woodburning
Material Of Stove	Cast Iron
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	1144mm
Width	530mm
Depth	450mm

 

Morso 8142

Morso 8142 Woodburner Information

The new Morso 8100 series of stoves is made of select grade cast iron, and this strong material is particularly well suited for heat transmission, as it retains heat longer and gives off consistent and comfortable warmth. The cast iron is also incredibly strong and durable, thus ensuring that the stove will not warp or leak. Finally, the cast iron also enables the stove to deliver superb combustion, which ensures that this new product series will probably be one of the most environmentally friendly wood-burning stoves of its size in the world. A stove that can both retain heat and distribute it in an area of up to 120 m².

Flue Diameter	150mm (6")
Heat Output	6.3kw
Fuel Type	Woodburning
Material Of Stove	Cast Iron
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	1031mm
Width	530mm
Depth	450mm

 

Morso 8140

Morso 8140 Woodburner Information

The new Morso 8100 series of stoves is made of select grade cast iron, and this strong material is particularly well suited for heat transmission, as it retains heat longer and gives off consistent and comfortable warmth. The cast iron is also incredibly strong and durable, thus ensuring that the stove will not warp or leak. Finally, the cast iron also enables the stove to deliver superb combustion, which ensures that this new product series will probably be one of the most environmentally friendly wood-burning stoves of its size in the world. A stove that can both retain heat and distribute it in an area of up to 120 m².

Flue Diameter	150mm (6")
Heat Output	6.3kw
Fuel Type	Woodburning
Material Of Stove	Cast Iron
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	869mm
Width	530mm
Depth	450mm

 

Morso 6148

Morso 6148 Stove Woodburner Information

Well-designed classic with beautiful curves The 6148 Morso Stoves is a minimalist stove in timeless design, with a large glass door that provides a splendid view of the dancing flames. Behind the glass, Morso has developed a combustion technology that uses pre-heated air to ensure a higher temperature in the firebox, so that almost all the flue gases are burnt. This results in both more environmentally friendly combustion and better fuel economy.

Flue Diameter	125mm (5")
Heat Output	5.9kw
Fuel Type	Woodburning
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	950mm
Width	451mm
Depth	386mm

 

Morso 6140

Morso 6140 Stove Woodburner Information

Well-designed classic with beautiful curves The 6140 Morso Stoves is a minimalist stove in timeless design, with a large glass door that provides a splendid view of the dancing flames. Behind the glass, Morso has developed a combustion technology that uses pre-heated air to ensure a higher temperature in the firebox, so that almost all the flue gases are burnt. This results in both more environmentally friendly combustion and better fuel economy.

Flue Diameter	125mm (5")
Heat Output	5.9kw
Fuel Type	Woodburning
Flue Exit Point	Top or Rear
Height	753mm
Width	451mm
Depth	386mm

 

Morso 08

Morso 08 Stove Woodburner Information

Designed with a larger room in mind, the Ø8 stove from Morso will add a touch of class to almost any interior designer's concept. Smooth lines coupled with double doors, makes this piece of 'heating furniture' fit into the classic-modern category in design. Incorporating the Fire-Slide control, the Ø8 stove is capable of many hours of unattended burn time. As with all the stoves from the Ø-Collection, the in-built clean-burn combustion system will help keep both your chimney and the environment clear of excessive smoke emissions.

Flue Diameter	150mm (6")
Heat Output	9.3kw
Fuel Type	Multifuel
Material Of Stove	Steel
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	663mm
Width	633mm
Depth	464mm

 

Morso 06

Morso 06 Stove Woodburner Information

There can be no better example of functionality and form than the Ø6 stove from Morso. Sleek lines and sophisticated style, and the Ø6 stove features the new Easy Clean ash disposal system (featured inset), making this one of the cleanest stoves in today's modern market. The Morso Ø6 stove is capable of burning most smokeless fuels as well as logs of up 375 mm in length. Featured also is the Fire-Slide control, allowing the Ø6 stove to burn for very long periods on a single charge of fuel.

Flue Diameter	150mm (6")
Heat Output	8kw
Fuel Type	Multifuel
Material Of Stove	Steel
Flue Exit Point	Top or Rear
Height	663mm
Width	498mm
Depth	432mm

 

Jotul F400

Jotul F400 Stove Woodburner Information

With an impressive nominal heat output of 7.5 kW, the Jotul F400 stove combines Jotul style with technology to give an outstanding stove at home in any surroundings. A single air-washed decorative glass door provides a clear view of flames through classic ‘gothic’ arches. Performance has not been overlooked in the Jotul F400, the very latest in cleanburn technology is standard, giving you a highly efficient stove to create our ‘cast iron promise of warmth’.

Flue Diameter	150mm (6")
Heat Output	8kw
Fuel Type	Woodburning
Material Of Stove	Cast Iron
Flue Exit Point	Top or Rear
Height	744mm
Width	670mm
Depth	597mm

 

Jotul F500

Jotul F500 Stove Woodburner Information

The Jotul F500 stove has one of the largest styled doors available, which allows for an unbridled view of the flame picture through timeless ‘gothic’ design. Side and front door loading options allow for the stove to be positioned in a multitude of settings. At 8.5 kW nominal heat output, the Jotul F500 stove is large enough to be the primary heat source in most homes. Like the Jotul F400 and Jotul F600, the Jotul F500 stove is designed for ease of use. One effortless to operate control, conveniently placed for easy access, regulates the entire stove.

Flue Diameter	150mm (6")
Heat Output	9kw
Fuel Type	Woodburning
Material Of Stove	Cast Iron
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	740mm
Width	720mm
Depth	420mm

 

Jotul F600

The Jotul F600 is huge stove in every aspect, from it's physical size, to is 15kW output and it will take logs up to 550mm in length. With all of the technological features of its smaller cousins, the Jotul F600 is indeed a ‘classic’ stove. Designed to have room for considerable sized logs, the Jotul F600 stove has a large firebox volume to heat much larger rooms. Superbly crafted with a side-loading door for added convenience and an easily accessed ashpan.

Flue Diameter	150mm (6")
Heat Output	15kw
Fuel Type	Woodburning
Material Of Stove	Cast Iron
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	800mm
Width	733mm
Depth	685mm

 

Jotul F3 Wood/Multifuel

Jotul F3 Stove Woodburner Information

Jotul F3 Clean-Burn stove is the advanced model of the popular Jotul F3 TD, with cleanburn technology for greater efficiency and controllability and an integral ash solution for ease of use. Cast with clean classical lines, the Jotul F3 Clean-Burn stove is offered

Flue Diameter	150mm (6")
Heat Output	9kw
Fuel type	Woodburning & Multifuel
Material Of Stove	Cast Iron
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	707mm
Width	577mm
Depth	367mm

 

Jotul F118CB

Jotul F118 Stove Woodburner Information

The Jotul F118 CB is a classic stove that has been redesigned for the present and future. Jotul’s clean-burn technology has been added, resulting in less smoke emissions. A kettle simmering on the hotplate will ensure a warm welcome for any visitors. Multiple flue outlet options, top side or rear, mean the Jotul F118 stove can be installed virtually anywhere. It can also take longer than average log lengths.

Flue Diameter	150mm (6")
Heat Output	11kw
Fuel Type	Woodburning
Material Of Stove	Cast Iron
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	785mm
Width	361mm
Depth	841mm

 

Hunter Herald 80B Wood/Multifuel

Hunter Herald 80B Stove Woodburner Information

New to the Hunter range of stoves is the impressive Herald 80B, a large wood burning stove with an exceptional heating capacity, suitable for large properties. The Hunter Herald 80B multi-fuel stove has been creatively designed to combine the latest in stove technology with traditional good looks and values.

Flue Diameter	175mm (7")
Heat Output	26kw
Fuel Type	Wood Or Multifuel
Material Of Stove	Steel
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	820mm
Width	770mm
Depth	545mm

 

Hunter Herald 14 Central Heating Wood/Multifuel

Hunter Herald 14 Stove Woodburner Information

The Herald 14 central heating stove from Hunter Stoves has a boiler output of 44,000 BTU and is the largest in the herald range and is available with flat top, low or high

Flue Diameter	150mm (6")
Heat Output	16kW
Fuel Type	Wood or Multifuel
Material Of Stove	Steel
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	645mm
Width	760mm
Depth	500mm

 

Hunter Herald 14 Wood/Multifuel

Hunter Herald 14 Stove Woodburner Information

The Hunter Herald range of multi-fuel stoves have been creatively designed to combine the latest in stove technology with traditional good looks and values. All Hunter Herald stoves are manufactured from high quality 5mm thick steel to the exacting standards of BS3378 with quality cast iron components, representing excellent value for money.

Flue Diameter	150mm (6")
Heat Output	16kW
Fuel Type	Wood or Multifuel
Efficiency	79.4%
Backboiler Available?	Yes - 24,000BTU
Material Of Stove	Steel
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	645mm
Width	760mm
Depth	500mm

 

Hunter Herald 8 (Slimline) Wood/Multifuel

Hunter Herald 8 Stove Woodburner Information

The Herald 8 Slimline is ideal for larger fireplaces, in standard sized rooms, as it can be run on full capacity for a great flame picture, without making the room unbearably hot.

Flue Diameter	150mm (6")
Heat Output	6kw
Fuel Type	Multifuel
Material Of Stove	Steel
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	620mm
Width	639mm
Depth	349mm

 

Hunter Herald 8 Wood/Multifuel

Hunter Herald 8 Woodburner Information

The Herald 8 Slimline is ideal for larger fireplaces, in standard sized rooms, as it can be run on full capacity for a great flame picture, without making the room unbearably hot.

Flue Diameter	150mm (6")
Heat Output	11kw
Fuel Type	Multifuel
Material Of Stove	Steel
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	625mm
Width	650mm
Depth	440mm

 

Hunter Herald 5 (Slimline) Wood/Multifuel

Hunter Herald 5 Slimline Stove Woodburner Information

The Hunter Herald 5 Slimline multifuel stove is also available as a Wood Burner but the multifuel version can be converted into a woodburning Stove by purchasing a wood-burning conversion kit. The Herald 5 Slimline stove is only 344mm deep which means that it takes up less of your valuable floor space than some other stoves. This can be particularly useful if you wish to install the stove in a fireplace recess.

Flue Diameter	125mm (5")
Heat Output	5kw
Fuel Type	Multifuel or Wood
Backboiler Available	No
Material Stove Made Of?	Steel
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	567mm
Width	575mm
Depth	344mm

 

Hunter Herald 6 Wood/Multifuel

Hunter Herald 6 Stove Woodburner Information

The Hunter Herald range of wood burning stoves have been creatively designed to combine the latest in stove technology with traditional good looks and values. All Hunter Herald stoves are manufactured from high quality 5mm thick steel to the exacting standards of BS3378 with quality cast iron components, representing excellent value for money.

Flue Diameter	150mm (6")
Heat Output	7kw
Fuel Type	Wood & Multifuel
Material Of Stove	Steel
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	567mm
Width	580mm
Depth	430mm

 

Hunter Herald 4 Wood/Multifuel

Hunter Herald 4 Woodburner Information

The Hunter Herald range of multifuel stoves have been creatively designed to combine the latest in stove technology with traditional good looks and values.

Flue Diameter	125mm (5")
Heat Output	5kw
Fuel Type	Woodburner & Multifuel
Material Of Stove	Steel
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	550mm
Width	460mm
Depth	400mm

 

Hunter Hawk 3 Wood/Multifuel

Hunter Hawk 3 Stove Woodburner Information

A slimmer design of the classic Hawk model, the Hunter Hawk 3 Stove is designed for homes with smaller fireplaces. Available with traditional or contemporary door design.

Flue Diameter	125mm (5")
Heat Output	4kw
Fuel Type	Wood or Multifuel
OK for smokeless zone	No
Material Of Stove	Steel
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	507mm
Width	346mm
Depth	342mm

 

Firewarm 8

Firewarm 8 Woodburner Information.

The Firewarm 8 multifuel stove is ideal for burning wood, coal or smokeless fuels. Using the best in high temperature glass, combined with the Firewarm 8 combustion technology delivers consistently clean glass for unrestricted viewing of the fire through the large glass window.

Flue Diameter	150mm (6")
Heat Output	8kw
Fuel Type	Multifuel
Material Of Stove	Steel
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	706mm
Width	533mm
Depth	370mm

 

Firewarm 6

Firewarm 6 Stove Woodburner Information

The Firewarm 6 multifuel stove is ideal for burning wood, coal or smokeless fuels. Using the best in high temperature glass, combined with the Firewarm 6 combustion technology delivers consistently clean glass for unrestricted viewing of the fire through the large glass window.

Flue Diameter	125mm (5")
Heat Output	6kw
Fuel Type	Multifuel
Material Of Stove	Steel
Flue  Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	615mm
Width	455mm
Depth	312mm

 

Firewarm 4

Firewarm 4 Stove Woodburner Information

The Firewarm 4 multifuel stove is ideal for burning wood, coal or smokeless fuels. Using the best in high temperature glass, combined with the Firewarm 4 combustion technology delivers consistently clean glass for unrestricted viewing of the fire through the large glass window.

Flue Diameter	125mm (5")
Heat Output	4kw
Fuel Type	Multifuel
Material Of Stove	Steel
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	574mm
Width	395mm
Depth	276mm

 

Esse 700/700-17B

Esse 700 / 700-17B Woodburner Information

The Esse 700 is the latest stove to be born at the Esse foundry and is the flagship model in the new look range. It may be our latest stove but it firmly upholds the virtues and qualities of Esse's dating back over a century and a half. Every line and curve of the Esse 700 stove has been designed to exude an air of simple elegance, that will sit comfortably with a wide range of interior styles and hearth environments. The gently arching double doors provide a spectacular and virtually unrestricted view of the flames. This view is further enhanced by our unique handle-less door opening mechanism which uses a spring loaded latch with a key release on the side of the stove.

Flue Diameter	150mm (6")
Heat Output	8kw
Fuel Type	Multifuel
Material Of Stove	Steel
Flue Exit Option	Top Only
Height	700mm
Width	640mm
Depth	390mm

 

Esse 525/525 SE

Esse 525 Stove Woodburner Information

The Esse 525 stove has a contemporary design with tubular legs running the full height of the body and unique 'invisible' door hinges. The technology is tried and tested as the firebox has evolved from Esse's highly successful and proven 500 stove. The design is pure, simple and elegant. Providing a spectacular and uncluttered view of the flames which can be easily controlled by beautifully engineered, minimalist air controls.

Flue Diameter	125mm (5")
Heat Output	5.5kw
Fuel Type	Multifuel
Material Of Stove	Steel
Flue Exit Option	Top or Rear
Height	542mm
Width	440mm
Depth	380mm

 

Esse 500C

Esse 500C Woodburner Information

Softened edges, graceful curves and balanced lines surround a splendid view of the fire in the stunning Esse 500 stove that is both easy and satisfying to operate. We supply the latest version of the Esse 500 which now has the shorter legs as pictured making it suitable for use in smaller chambers.

Flue Diameter	125mm (5")
Heat Output	5kw
Fuel Type	Multifuel
Material Of Stove	Cast Iron
Flue Exit Options	Top or Rear
Height	584mm
Width	428mm
Depth	348mm

 

Esse 350

Esse 350 Woodburner Information

The Esse 350 is an inset convection stove that offers a unique combination of performance, style, efficiency and ease of installation. The Esse 350 inset stove will fit into a standard fireplace with the fire back removed.

Heat Output	7kw
Fuel Type	Multifuel
Material Of Stove	Steel
Flue Exit Options	Top Only
Height	595mm
Width	485mm
Depth	330mm