Description
Multi Fuel stove
Multi fuel stoves burn wood, smokeless fuel and coal. The design of these stoves have been greatly optimised over the years to accept a large number of fuel types, burning them as efficiently as possible. You’ll be able to choose from a number of different fuel suppliers, and therefore can choose the cheapest and nearest to you.
Triple Burn Technology
A triple burning stove uses three different air supplies, one for the glass like an airwash, one under the grate for combustion and one at the back of the stove to burn gases further. This ensures that you always get the most efficient burn.
Air wash glass cleaning
With older or less well-built stoves you tend to get a blackening on the glass caused by soot. The clever air wash system allows air into the higher space of the stove, keeping the glass door clean by high speed air rushing downwards across it.
Steel build
Steel is a great material to manufacture stoves from. A steel stove won’t retain heat for quite as long as a cast iron stove but if you’re looking for something that’ll heat up fast and get the temperature of the room rising quickly then there is no better option.
Large viewing window
These is nothing better than sitting down to relax after a long day, especially when you’ve got a stove to help boost your relaxation levels. These particular stoves come with the added perk of an extra-large viewing window mounted in the front. It’s made out of thermo-ceramic glass too so you know it’s going to be hard-wearing!
Black finish
When you think of a traditional stove design you think of it being black. It’s by far the most popular colour choice and it’s great for concealing a multitude of sins when it comes to dirt. These stoves are finished in an extremely hard-wearing, heat-resistant paint that’ll stay looking great not matter what you throw at it.
Technical Drawings
Hunter Herald 14 Black Multi Fuel Double Door Stove 11.9kW
£994.95 (Inc. VAT)
2 - 7 Days