Heating inserts for tiled stoves

Your fire, your space, your warmth

Warmth with heart and system

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The Right Heater Insert for You

Tailored to Your Home

A heating insert is the heart of your tiled stove. Depending on the design, heat is transferred to the living space via the stove’s surface and through the warmed indoor air. Additional thermal mass can absorb heat and release it later. A heated stove bench or the distribution of warm air to other rooms can also be integrated with proper planning. Together with your stove installer, you’ll tailor the heating capacity, features, and design to your heating needs and living situation.

Advantages of a tiled stove

Pleasant radiant heat from the stove’s surface
A wide range of design options
Can be combined with a heat storage unit, a heated stove bench, or warm air distribution, depending on the model

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Tiled Stoves

Heat Storage

Heat That Lasts

Fireplaces and tiled stoves can complement your existing heating system as an additional heat source. With properly sized thermal mass, the system absorbs some of the heat generated during combustion and releases it into the room even after the fire has gone out.

A custom-built tiled stove offers a wide range of options for tailoring heat storage, heat output, and design to your home. The key factors here are your heating needs, the output of the heating insert, and the design of the system.

Our heating inserts are also suitable for modernizing existing tiled stoves. Your stove specialist will determine which model is compatible with your system and whether the existing stove casing can be retained. This allows you to combine modern combustion technology with the familiar character of your tiled stove.

Heating Inserts

Supplement Your Heating Plan with Wood

Our fireplace inserts combine modern combustion technology with a wide range of options for your tiled stove. Wood is a renewable fuel; when burned, it produces carbon dioxide and other emissions. To ensure efficient operation with the lowest possible emissions, it is crucial to have a properly sized system, use natural and sufficiently dry firewood, and operate the stove correctly.