Wood Burning Free Standing Stoves

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

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

The Dru 64 CB is a woodburning stove suited to the medium sized room. Intelligent air supply to the Dru 64 firebox means that the wood will burn efficiently and the glass stay clear of deposits – provided your wood is seasoned of course.

An impressive and elegantly designed stove, the Dru 78 CB is a dedicated cleanburning woodburning stove, suited to the larger room. The Dru 78 CB can take logs of up to 600mm (over half a meter!), and has a side loading door as well as the front door.

A large, nominal 12kW output, cast iron stove with a front and side loading door; the sedan L is a traditional yet simply styled stove. The Sedan L is also available in an Ivory enamel finish as well as the standard Anthracite.

The Invicta Bradford is a 9kW cast iron woodburning stove with airwash. The Bradford stove is available in anthracite, ivory enamel, or red enamel.

A high quality stove with smooth rounded corners and a simple unadulterated design, the Invicta Modena is a 10kW cast iron stove.

The Jotul F400 Eco wood burning stove is now both Eco design ready and ok for smokeless area

What a lovely stove from Dik Geurts: the Odin is original and can be shown off in a variety of different ways. This is a stove to create some Wow.

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.

This woodburning stove has a nominal heat output between 7-8kw with a pretty decent fuel efficiency of 78%. 

The smallest stove from the Nordpeis stove range

The simple but elegant design of the Nordpeis Bergen would suit almost any style of setting. The Bergen has a nominal output of 5kw, but has a large firebox so should be able to produce around 7kw if needed. The large rectangular glass window gives a great view of the flames.