Wood Burning Free Standing Stoves

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

The Mendip Ashcroft is a simply designed stove with a big glass and a less than 5kw output.

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

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 Ove stove is a very much an Invicta design with its tall oval shape in heavy cast iron this is a 10kW contemporary stove like no other.

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.

The Alcor is a majestic tall contemporary stove with a wide dark frame that sets a nice contrast to the flames. It clearly shows all the attributes of its French design.

The Klover Dual is a Log and Pellet Boiler which lets you use either the automated wood pellet side, the log burning side, or both at once.

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 Opus Harmony is a wide stove, slightly oval when viewed from above. The glass-covered door lends it a reflective deep black finish.

The Scandfire Opus 70 gives you the Scandfire all-in-one system that arrives on site ready to assemble. The Opus 70i woodburning inset stove sits in a solid chamber in the room from which the pumice chimney continues on and out.