Marlborough - Cast Iron Multi Fuel 4.5Kw Wood Burning Stove

The Marlborough HS3 Cast Iron Multi Fuel 4.5Kw Wood Burning Stove has been desiged to fit within a standard 16" opening and do its job of providing heat to a small room. Clean and constant heat is what you will receive from this incredible cast iron stove that has all of the latest wood burning technology beneath its traditional and tasteful exterior.

The multifuel Marlborough Wood Burning Stove is ideal for use either indoor or outdoor to keep the winter chill at bay. To make life easier, the wood burning stove is supplied pre-assembled apart from the the legs and flue connector. Each wood burning stove is delivered in a purpose made crate to ensure it arrives safely, usually between 2 - 3 working days after placing your order attractive a simple !

Marlborough - Cast Iron Multi Fuel 4.5Kw Wood Burning Stove:

• Width: 375mm
• Depth: 320mm
• Height: 535mm
• Weight: 53kg
• Output: 4.5kw
• CE APPROVED - CE Certified to EN13240
• Flue Pipe Connection (Ext Dia): 5" - Please Note: A flue pipe is NOT Supplied with this stove; they can however be bought from the drop down menu.

Marlborough HS3 - Cast Iron Multifuel 4Kw Wood Burning Stove Features:

• Includes Ash Tray And Handle, Cast Iron Lining, Flue Connector.
• Will Fit a Standard 16" Opening
• Front Loading Door
• Suitable for Multifuel Use
• Large Top Plate
• Overnight Burn Facility
• Airwash System
• Strong And Solid Cast Iron Construction
• Temperature Control - Slow combustion
• Brass Fittings
• Unique External Riddling System allows the ashes to be riddled without opening the doors.
• High Temperature Resistant Glass by German Company Schott®
• Built-in Ash Pan - easy to clean
• Solid Cast Iron Construction
• 5 inch top or rear flue connection
• Delivered by Courier in a purpose made crate, only legs and flue connector need attaching.

Will my Wood Burning Stove Heat my Room :

To estimate the correct size of stove required, please use the supplied chart.

For example; Take your rooms width in metres then cross-reference your rooms length in metres, which will give you a rough guide to the kW in heat required to heat your room. (please note the chart is based on the heating of a typical and average insulated room, and many factors such as the number of doors and windows and whether they are double glazed will have to be taken in to account) - Less or poor insulation will require more kW of heat. 

Flue pipes can be fitted by any DIY enthusiast, however the fitting must comply with Building regulations J1/2/3 Heat producing appliances which states: Any boilers and/or fires burning oil, solid fuel or gas including incinerators, must be ventilated sufficiently to allow full combustion and exhaust. Chimneys and flues must meet safety regulations and fireplaces must resist the heat produced to keep the building safe.