This heat-storage material is also used in our Profi GO masonry heater and is both denser and more thermally conductive than conventional fireclay. With a density of 2.75 kg/dm³ and a thermal conductivity of 2.62 W/m*K, it stores heat more efficiently and, thanks to its higher density, takes up less space in the room where it is installed.

We are a manufacturer of individually configurable storage systems, which are also available as sets. When properly processed in accordance with the technical specifications and installation guidelines, these may be installed in a single layer. Simply planned, quickly installed. Equipped with a tongue and groove system, they are easy to install.

By reinforcing the material with wire, our bricks are more tension-resistant and therefore particularly resistant to cracking. Due to the high density, a very compact design is possible, so that less space is required in the installation room.

Validity: across all countries

In well-insulated new buildings, it is particularly important to match the heat output of the fireplace to the low heat demand. A ceramic heat storage unit absorbs some of the heat generated during combustion and releases it at a later time.

In a closed-system design, the heat is primarily transferred into the room as radiant heat via the stove’s surface. Natural air movement continues to occur. Your professional stove installer will tailor the output, thermal mass, and heat-emitting surface to your living space. This allows heat output to be distributed over a longer period and reduces the risk of overheating.