Hunter Stoves
| Hawk stoveThe baby of the Hunter range, the 4 kw Hawk is designed for the smaller room, yet it still has a large airwashed window and an externally riddled grate which can be set for coal or woodburning Visit our Hawk stove page, or click on the picture for more details |
| Hunter Herald 4 stovesGiving out 6 kw, the Hunter Herald 4 is the smallest of the Herald range of stoves. As with all the Herald models it has the double doors, with airwashed glass, and a choice of flat top, low or high canopy Visit our Hunter Herald 4 stoves page, or click on the picture for more details |
| Hunter Herald 5 slimlineThe Herald 5 slimline is a 4.5kW stove which has a narrow profile allowing it to be installed where some other stoves could not go. Visit our Hunter Herald 5 slimline page, or click on the picture for more details |
| Hunter Herald 6 stovesThe slightly bigger Hunter Herald 6 stove has an output of 7 kw and can have a 3.5kW clip in boiler added, capable of running domestic hot water and a couple of radiators Visit our Hunter Herald 6 stoves page, or click on the picture for more details |
| Hunter Herald 8 stovesWith a maximum output of 11 kw, the Hunter Herald 8 stove can heat a big space or divert some of that heat to run domestic hot water and up to seven radiators. Visit our Hunter Herald 8 stoves page, or click on the picture for more details |
| Hunter Herald 14 stovesThe largest of the Heralds, the Hunter Herald 14 multifuel stove can put out up to 16kw or, with a wrap around boiler, heat 10 radiators and do the domestic hot water. Visit our Hunter Herald 14 stoves page, or click on the picture for more details |
| Hunter 80 B stoveThe Hunter 80 B is a central heating stove which gives out a whopping 26kW (16kW to the water and 10kW to the room). The 80B is a big stove and can provide enough heat and hot water for even a large house. Visit our Hunter 80 B stove page, or click on the picture for more details |
