J\u00d8TUL F 105 B
\nWood stove with distinctive design<\/p>\n
The J\u00f8tul F 105-series has a confident and friendly character. In spite of its size the J\u00f8tul F 105 is a wood stove that stands out from the rest. Some of the distinctive design elements of this wood stove include the large horizontal glass door, which offers a great view to the fire and the intuitive air control that make it very user friendly.<\/p>\n
The wood stove is available on traditional legs or on a base. A soapstone top can be fitted as an optional accessory. J\u00f8tul F 105 is designed to perform efficiency at low burn rates, while being robust enough to fend off cold snaps. The stove combines radiated and convected heat \u2013 making it easy to position and ensures a pleasant room temperature.<\/p>\n
J\u00f8tul F 105 also offers different finish options and you can choose between either black paint and maintenance free white enamel available fall 2015.<\/p>\n
J\u00f8tul F 105 is adapted for low energy homes. Approved for Class 1 means the wood stove is able to burn clean at lower efficiency than for Class 2. Class 1 products burns clean at lowest wood consumption below 0.8 kg \/ per hour, while Class 2 products burns clean with lowest wood consumption under 1.25 kg \/ per hour.<\/p>\n
ADVANTAGES
\nWoodstove approved for Class 1
\nCompact and modern wood stove with great view to the fire
\nSuitable for low effect heating, burns optimally from 2,2 kW
\nCombines radiation and convection heat<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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