Stûv 16-in

This compact, sleek, and high-performance wood stove insert fits effortlessly into both existing and new fireplaces.

The stove is pre-configured for various connections:

To supply external air necessary for combustion without disrupting indoor air circulation.
To enhance warm air circulation within the room, ensuring an even temperature distribution.
To channel warm air into an adjacent room and/or introduce fresh air.

Model shown: Stûv 16/68-in.

Hinged door system

The Stûv 16 is fitted with a hinged door which only allows the fire to be refuelled. The Stûv operates only with the door closed.

3 sizes

The stove is available in 3 widths:

Narrow model (Stûv 16/58) for 40 cm logs maximum
Intermediate model (Stûv 16/68) for 50 cm logs maximum
Wide model (Stûv 16/78) for 60 cm logs maximum

Frames

3 frames to customise your stove:

Narrow frame to hide the thickness of the stonework
Frame applied to hide the outline of the recess
Frame to be customised with your choice of decorative elements

Frame D4

The frame D4 increases the presence of the fireplace by giving it a 16/9 format and makes it possible to integrate a wood niche.

+ Available for the 58cm, 68cm and 78cm fireplaces.

+ Version with wood niche left or right.

+ Log holder included in the niche.

When performance rises from the flames

Damper beneath the stove: a single control to adjust the 3 air supplies.
Double combustion: optimises the combustion of the wood and reduces the production of ash.

Fan

Stûv 16 stoves, unlike the old roomheaters, have been designed to operate without ventilation. The fan is an optional extra.

The fan improves the circulation of hot air in the rom and makes the temperature uniform.

Heat comfort

We recommend that you apply the following principle:
A fan (located under the stove, for example) sucks ambient air through a network of ducts in the furthest locations in the room or in neighbouring areas, avoiding picking up heavy dust on the ground. Therefore negative pressure is created and consequently the heated air is returned through carefully arranged orifices.

Operating mode

Combustion air.
Illustration with direct air intake under the stove. The external air intake can also be located at the rear of the device.
Combustion.
The air intake, the combustion chamber and smoke evacuation form an air-tight system.
The air is captured in the living room and is heated by the device.
The convection air circulates throughout the combustion chamber and captures heat from the smoke.
The heated air comes out of the device naturally and spreads within the room.