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Nominal heat output
7.4 kW
Combustion type
Triple
Smoke
flue
Ø 150-153 mm Top
1.309€
Nominal heat output
8 kW
Combustion type
Triple
Smoke
flue
Ø 150-153 mm Top
1.519€
Nominal heat output
8.1 kW
Combustion type
Double
Smoke
flue
Ø 150-153 mm Top
2.129€
Nominal heat output
8 kW
Combustion type
Triple
Smoke
flue
Ø 150-153 mm Top
1.755€
Nominal heat output
12.6 kW
Combustion type
Triple
Smoke
flue
Ø 150-153 mm Top
2.529€
We help you choose based on your space and your needs.
A log burner is one of the most efficient and affordable ways to heat your home, and it brings a warmth no radiator can match.
Seasoned logs usually cost less per kWh than gas or electricity, and a high-efficiency stove gets more heat from every log.
A wood burner needs no electricity, so your home stays warm whatever happens.
Wood from sustainably managed forests is a renewable energy source that releases only the CO₂ the tree absorbed while growing.
Ecodesign 2022 stoves are over 75% efficient and produce far fewer emissions than an open fire.
Radiant heat warms the room and the people in it quickly, without drying the air.
Choose a stove with an oven to bake bread, roast or slow-cook using the same fire.
A real flame becomes the focal point of the room and adds character to any interior.
Corner log burners
Made to fit any corner
Corner log burners sit neatly into a corner of the room, saving floor space while spreading heat evenly. They are the smart choice for smaller living rooms and open-plan spaces where a central stove would get in the way.
If we have not answered your questions, please do not hesitate to contact us through our contact channels.
The stove is closed and retains heat better; the fireplace is usually open and loses more heat through the flue. For more details, see our full article on the difference between a fireplace and a stove.
As a rule of thumb, you need about 1 kW of heat output for every 12 m² of room, depending on insulation and ceiling height. That is why every Panadero stove shows the room size it is ideal for (an 8 kW stove suits rooms of up to around 96 m²).
In the UK, a stove of up to 5 kW usually does not need an extra permanent air vent, and every installation must comply with Building Regulations (Approved Document J). We recommend using a HETAS-registered installer, who can also certify the work.
