Kratki Free Standing Stoves

Steel and cast iron

For freestanding stoves the material they are made of is particularly important. It not only affects the styling of the device but also its characteristics. Properties of the material affect how rapidly heat is released into the premises and the time over which the stove is able to keep on releasing the accumulated heat.

Steel stoves

These are made using cutting edge machining methods.

Cast iron stoves

These are classic solutions, based on durable massive casts

Advantages

Power rating

As a rule of thumb, 1 kW of power is sufficient to heat 10-12 m². Thus we can select a correct model depending on the area in question.

Use of heat

A stove releases heat throughout its entire surface, and that includes the chimney duct.

Light structure

Smaller weight does away with the need to reinforce floor - ceiling assemblies.

Freedom to design interiors

A stove does not require any additional structural elements, it can be located anywhere as long as a chimney duct can be attached to it.

Ease of mounting

A freestanding stove only requires connection to a chimney duct. It does not require any additional structural or other elements, which reduces costs.

Design

The freestanding stoves or hearths enjoy unwavering interest. Every interior will find its perfect partner in the wide range of available models. The materials used in the production of stoves also determines their style and appearance.