Morso Badger Stove

The Morso Badger multifuel stove combines Morso high quality engineering with a simple, unfussy contemporary design. This Morso stove is multi fuel and therefore has the ability to burn both wood and coal, which can be very convenient. There is an ashpan inside which makes it easy to get rid of the ash from the stove. The Badger is also a cleanburning stove which makes it efficient at burning wood. The large airwashed window gives a great view of the flames and the fire is easily controlled using the primary and secondary air supplies. To get the stove going you open up the primary air supply and then once it is going (assuming you are burning wood) you then close the primary down and use the secondary air supply (the control is under the ash lip) to control the fire.

The Morso Badger convector stove looks that bit different with its two wide simple legs raising the stove relatively high off the ground. Convector stoves have an extra layer of metal on the outside with an air gap. The heat from the stove heats the air within this gap and slits then distribute the heat to the room. This is why the Morso Badger convector stove is larger than the standard Badger stove. Because it is a convector stove the sides are not as hot to the touch which can be a consideration if you have children that may touch the stove.

The Badger convector has the quality that you would expect from a Morso – the cast iron is very nicely finished, the door mechanism is reassuringly solid, the fire easily controllable. The Badger convector stoves comes with airwash as standard and is a cleanburning stove.