Environmental Commitment and Company Philosophy

Fireplace Kft. prioritizes environmental responsibility by ensuring their wood-burning stoves emit no more CO2 than trees absorb during growth, supporting ecological balance. The company integrates traditional fire knowledge with modern technology to produce high-quality, customizable stoves, responding rapidly to customer needs through in-house manufacturing.

Quality Assurance and Compliance

Experienced specialists and advanced technologies underpin Fireplace Kft.'s commitment to product reliability and innovation. Their stoves meet all current European technical and environmental standards, with continuous improvements aimed at enhancing environmental performance. The stoves are designed primarily for burning wood, wood briquettes, and brown coal briquettes, except constructible concrete stoves which exclude brown coal briquettes.

Fire Plus Combustion System

The Fire Plus system optimizes combustion by managing fresh air flow through primary, secondary (glass-flushing), and tertiary air channels, including after-burning air in the combustion chamber's upper third. This results in complete combustion of gases, reduced emissions, and improved heat exchange efficiency, enhancing stove performance.

Logistics and Customer Support

Fireplace Kft. ensures just-in-time delivery, capable of fulfilling single-piece orders quickly due to efficient local stock management. Customer support includes multilingual telephone assistance, local technical and commercial services by expatriate staff, and collaborative sales promotion efforts with partners, including supplementary promotional materials.

Technical Specifications Overview

The document details comprehensive technical data for various stove models, covering dimensions (height, width, depth), weight, firebox and visible glass sizes, connection pipe positions and diameters, building type classification, rated power (normal and slow firing), maximum heating capacity, smoke bulk flow, flue pipe temperature, minimum delivery pressure, and safety distances for combustible materials and glass.

Key Parameters and Limitations

• Rated power ranges from 5 kW to 9 kW depending on the model.
• Maximum heating capacity varies up to approximately 220 m³.
• Smoke bulk flow ranges between 5 g/s and 10 g/s.
• Flue pipe-end temperatures range from 240 °C to 450 °C.
• Minimum delivery pressure is typically between 0.11 and 0.13 mbar.
• Safety distances for combustible materials vary by model, typically 10–80 cm on sides and 2.5–25 cm or flush at the back; glass safety distance is generally 80–100 cm.
• Brown coal briquette usage is supported except for constructible concrete stoves.

Design Features and Fuel Compatibility

• Stove bodies are mostly grey or black, with some models offering color customization and optional slate fireguards.
• Supported fuels include logs, wood briquettes, and brown coal briquettes.
• Many models feature automatics and outside air inlets to enhance combustion efficiency.
• Special aesthetic and functional features include soapstone and ceramic facings, ceramic plates, applied ornaments, and heat-proof thin set mortar mantels.

Model Examples

• Jack (K 2150): 1140 mm height, 8 kW power, 182 m³ heating capacity, grey body, outside air inlet included.
• Memphis (K 1611): 1150 mm height, 7 kW power, soapstone cover, panoramic glass.
• Lyon (K 1430 & K 1432): 1076 mm height, 8 kW power, soapstone mantelpiece or ceramic facing.
• Kreta (K 2140): 892 mm height, 9 kW power, soapstone facing, outside air inlet.
• Meccora Novo (K 1125): 969x616x586 mm, 254 kg, 9 kW power, 180 m³ heating capacity.
• Rönky (K 2541): 997x820x466 mm, 378 kg, 9 kW normal, 8 kW slow firing, automatics and outside air inlet.
• Athen (K 2711) and Olympia (K 2710): Tile stoves with convective air inlet, 8 kW power, 160 m³ heating capacity, low glass safety distance.
• Constructible Concrete Stoves (e.g., Paris K1970, Roma S K1950): Heights 892–1790 mm, rated power 5–9 kW, safety distances vary, no brown coal briquette usage.

Safety and Installation Guidelines

• Strict adherence to specified safety distances from combustible materials and glass is mandatory for safe installation.
• Flue pipe-end diameter is standardized at 150 mm or 160 mm depending on model.
• Minimum delivery pressure and flue temperatures are within safe operational limits to ensure compliance with building codes.

Summary of Best Practices

• Employ clean combustion technology to minimize emissions and maximize efficiency.
• Ensure compliance with European environmental and technical standards.
• Customize stove features and dimensions to meet specific customer requirements.
• Utilize comprehensive customer support services including multilingual assistance and promotional collaboration.
• Follow detailed installation parameters and safety distances to guarantee safe and optimal stove operation.

Additional Product Information: Benches

The document also includes technical data for benches associated with fireplace products, listing article numbers, widths, weights, and page references. A standard disclaimer notes that technical specifications may change without prior notice, emphasizing the need to verify current data before ordering or installation.

Conclusion

This technical document provides an extensive reference for selecting, installing, and safely operating a wide range of fireplace stoves and related accessories. It covers environmental commitments, product development philosophy, detailed technical specifications, safety requirements, and customer support frameworks, supporting informed decision-making for architects, builders, installers, and end-users.