Duroflame Rembrand Pellet Stove

It might be small and perfectly formed, but the Rembrand's discrete good looks belie the powerful and sophisticated combustion system that powers it. It will light itself, bring the room up to temperature and then modulate back down, all without you needing to touch it.

The standard model will put out 4.7 kW, the Rembrand + up to 5.8kW, and yet it can comfortably fit into an existing fireplace or simply free-stand on a hearth in the corner.

Duroflame stoves have an 80mm rear flue outlet. This should be connected to a standard 90° Tee (Rhinus, Pelle, Batavia, Carre, Ben) or to Truncated 90° Tee (Rembrand). The first vertical length must have a door to provide easy access for sweeping with the Tee cap providing access for soot removal.

The usual configuration from the stove is an 80mm 90° Tee, an 80mm to 100mm adaptor and a 100mm straight length with door. Where the flexible liner or a twin wall system connects to the rigid flue it should utilise a 100-125mm flex adaptor or twin wall adaptor. Duroflame recommends a chimney diameter of no more than 125mm.