- Wall fitting
- Handle and air controls in glass
- Prepared for closed combustion
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Flames don't always have to be square A design classic by Denmark's Harrit and Sorensen, the wall hung Scan 66-1 frames the fire beautifully with a view to the flames through glass. The discrete wall fitting gives the impression that the stove is floating against the wall. -
Morsø 7440 is the smallest of the module based stoves and therefore fits in perfectly as an elegant piece of furniture spreading comfort in smaller rooms. The stove is fitted with a 250 mm plain base. -
The Morsø 7449 raises itself into the room on a beautiful extra high pedestal. The large glass surfaces make it possible to enjoy the flames through 180 degrees. -
The Morsø 7449 raises itself into the room on a beautiful extra high pedestal. The large glass surfaces make it possible to enjoy the flames through 180 degrees. -
Flames don't always have to be square A design classic by Denmark's Harrit and Sorensen, the pedestal Scan 66-4 has a rectangular base with the stove "floating" above the base, which gives a nice effect of weightlessness.- Rectangular base
- Handle and air controls in glass
- Prepared for closed combustion
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Large side glasses and practical storage Jøtul F 165 is a free standing log burner with surround and part of the F 160 series which consists of five main variants, with or without side glasses and with different bases and features. Jøtul F 165 is characterised by the large side glasses and the practical storage space in the base where you can hide non combustible accessories and clutter that will otherwise just be lying around. You can also install a companion set that is custom made for this model. By using the storage space underneath the wood stove and the integrated companion set, you can hide all the wood stove's non combustible accessories while it is not being used. The wood stove is designed for modern living and is suitable for low effect heating. It burns at an optimal level even at 3kW. -
Bestseller with side glasses Jøtul's F 167 log burning stove is part of the F 160 series which consists of five main variants, with or without side glasses and with different bases and features. The Jøtul F 167 woodstove is characterised by the large side glasses and the elegant placement on top of a pedestal which with time has become an award-winning signature design for Jøtul. You can place a top made from soapstone on this stove. This will provide extra heat retaining capacities and a slightly different look. The wood stove is designed for modern living and is suitable for low effect heating. It burns at an optimal level even at 3kW. -
This stove is on back order and approximately takes 4 weeks from placing your order. The Jøtul F 105-series has a confident and friendly character. In spite of its size the Jøtul F 105 is a wood stove that stands out from the rest. Some of the distinctive design elements of this wood stove include the large horizontal glass door, which offers a great view to the fire and the intuitive air control that make it very user friendly. The wood stove is available on traditional legs or on a base. -
Flames don't always have to be square A design classic by Denmark's Harrit and Sorensen, the pedestal Scan 66-2 frames the fire beautifully with a view to the flames through glass. The discrete wall fitting gives the impression that the stove is floating against the wall.- Pedestal base
- Handle and air controls in glass
- Prepared for closed combustion
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Beautiful wall hung stove with flames to all sides. -
Flames are not square The good looking Scan 66-5 combines the stylish design of Scan 66 with a new type of base, which unites functionalism and aesthetics. You can store wood in the arch of the base, where two steel loops provide protection against scratches. -
The wood-burning stove on a pedestal raises the combustion chamber - elegantly and lightly.