Heating your home, not your chimney
Homeheater
Heating your home, not your chimney
£ 4,750.00*
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Dimensions: 1080mm tall, 790mm wide and 500mm deep, not inc chimney.
Weight: 750kg. Extra layers 100kg each
Additional information
Reinvented from an ancient technology akin to a Finnish tile stove, this super efficient heater will save you time and money. We have designed it to replace your oil, LPG or gas fueled appliances. It looks reassuringly solid like white marble or terrazzo alone- but can also be tiled to produce any finish you choose.
It is about the size of a small cooker and provides the thermal mass necessary for warming your home throughout the night and morning. After the fire is out it radiates heat for another 10 hours using just 4.15kgs of wood. It burns hotter giving you a class leading efficiency of 84%.
This super efficient heater will save you time and money. It is an impressive quality made stove. This stove will easily warm spaces above 1600sq ft, 150sqM. A large door gives an uninterrupted view of the fire burning and can take logs of up to 42cms long. This stove is designed for modern living with its clean lines and marble like style.
The Homeheater story
The Homeheater is the result of six years of R&D and prototype experimentation. The high performance ceramic was formulated with help from experts in Cornwall's Goonvean and Imerys Parisian technical departments.
The efficiency, safety and reliability has been proved in an internationally respected laboratory. Over five days and 10 firings the stove was tested to the most exacting standards (including EN15250.) by the team in SGS laboratories, Holland. The Homeheater pictured in the gallery is in this lab – note the test patches and lines for heat sensors. The heater managed to go beyond our high expectations it easily passed the CE safety and performance standards. We rated it as a 4.9 KW heater and recommend it for spaces of 1600sq ft, 150sqM. However it was demonstrated in the laboratory to perform up to 20.5 KWs. This can heat up to 13,000 cubic feet or 370 cubic meters of space.
It could have an added heat exchanger or boiler added and be connected to existing central heating to run radiators or for hot water. This is something we are doing less of as it makes the combustion less efficient but as a supplementary source can be useful. It runs on convection so the thermal store should be above the stove. Note that this will require 3 extra layers adding 408mm to the height.
It has been designed to hold tiles of any shape or colour, often used in Scandinavia to duct warm air into benches or other rooms.
