Morso Squirrel Stove

Morso have taken the Standard Squirrel stove and added their sophisticated cleanburn technology, which has boosted its output to 6 kw and resulted in cleaner flue emissions.

Without the top air vent they have been able to increase the glass size, and the airwash system makes sure that it stays clear.

We have installed hundreds of Morso Squirrel stoves over the years and they have stood the test of time, proving themselves to be tough and reliable little workhorses.

Like the Standard Squirrel stove the Cleanheat version is also a top of the range cast iron stove with a very high heat output for it's size.

The Morso Squirrel 1412 is approved for woodburning in smokeless zones. The Squirrel 1412 has only one door but otherwise looks much like the Cleanheat Squirrel but with long legs. The 1412 has a permanently open tertiary air supply to the reduce particulate emissions – this is needed to pass the test for smokeless zone approval. The Squirrel 1412 stove will not be suited to overnight or slumber burning, which in any case is inefficient and would tend to blacken up your stove glass.

The Morso Squirrel 1442 is approved for burning wood in smokeless zones. As you can see the 1442 stove has one door (not the 2 doors that the similar looking Squirrel Cleanheat Convector stove has). The Squirrel 1442 has long side panels that extend down to the floor to become the legs of the stove. To achieve the smokeless zone approval for woodburning Morso have made the tertiary air supply so it is permanently open. This means that the 1442 will not burn wood overnight – slumber or overnight burning is very inefficient anyway, and will tend to blacken up your stove glass.

The Morso Squirrel stove is the smallest in the Morso range. This rugged little stove has sold thousands over the years.

The Squirrel is multifuel which means it can burn wood or coal. This Morso stove has a separate bottom ash door and external riddler. A top air control lets you adjust for secondary burning as well as using the bottom control to set the fire from quick heat to slow all night burning.

The Morso squirrel multifuel stove gives out 2-4Kw and is a top of the range cast iron stove.