Wood Burning Free Standing Stoves

Here we have the Future Fires Panoramic FX1 which is an oval stove with very wide window. At 8 kW this stove is suited to the medium sized room and the shape and very wide window will make an impression on any room.

The Future Fires Panoramic FX2 is a smaller version of the FX1, featuring an output of 5kW.

The Opus Melody is a design classic, a lovely cylindrical stove that burns beautifully and very efficiently.

With its wide window and lovely oval shape it's no wonder that the Opus Harmony is popular. 7kW heat output makes the Harmony suited to a small-medium sized room.

The glass-covered door of the Opus Melody G gives it that slightly reflective and deep black look that I really like.

The smallest of the Invicta Sedan models but with all the attributes that cast iron brings, the S has a 5kW heat output for smaller rooms or where it is a secondary heat source. Being cast iron it gives a more even heat distribution and allows the stored energy to continue to heat the space after the fire has gone out.

The 6100 come in 4 different formats. The 6140 is the smallest model and the firebox will of course be the same on all 4 models.

The Morso 6148 is a pedestal model and gives a taller firebox. This in turn makes it easier to feed the fire as you do not need to bend down to reach the door handle.

A tall cast iron stove, the Invicta Pharos can be fully rotated, even whilst burning! The Pharos is a 12kW woodburning stove with airwash.

A tall 10kW contemporary stove that looks like no other – the Chamane is a very solid cast iron stove with a high heat output suited to the larger room.

The Invicta Itaya is stunningly different. It's such a wide 15kW woodburner, elegantly strong in design and has an all cast iron construction. This is one of the widest free standing stoves available.

The Invicta Pow Wow is the elder brother of the TiPi. The Pow Wow stove shares the same unique shape as the TiPi stove but is larger and has a higher heat output of 14kW.