A storage heating stove cannot be compared with a wood-burning stove, as there are already relevant differences in the way heat is emitted. Whereas a wood-burning stove draws the air out of a room and heats everything around it, a storage heating stove emits gentle radiant heat over many hours without using up oxygen.
A storage heating stove does not stir up dust (good for allergy sufferers), burns a single load of wood to suit the size of the combustion chamber and then radiates heat for up to 24 hours. It is environmentally friendly and meets the requirements of the Federal Immission Control Act.
The storage heating stove, also known as a plaster stove or tiled stove, has a brick-built combustion chamber and is characterized by burning wood directly on the bottom of the firebrick without the use of a grate.

Best efficiency

The wood burns optimally in the combustion chamber and the flue gases are fully utilized by the draught system. Economical consumption and high efficiency are guaranteed.

One wood filling – up to 24 hours of warmth

Firing is always successful and only needs to be done once. Adding wood was yesterday – while others are still running and have to add wood every 20 minutes, you are already reading a book.