Accumulation stoves BLOX

Handles and air controls

Small details such as the handles and air controls are part of your stove‘s appearance. Two designs combine stainless steel and black in two finishes. The black version is made by applying Teflon to the stainless steel for high durability.

Firebox lining

You can select either the standard light-coloured firebox lining or a dark lining. Both linings are fired at 1,100 °C and the dark version is made
of a full-colour blend.

Accumulation ring

· Spiral flue gas duct
· Bulk density 2,700 kg/m³
· Production firing temperature 1,100 °C
· Connection via sealing rope with tongue/groove system

Variable connection

Smoke outlet
The flue gas outlet from the stove can be directed to the rear (Ø130 mm) or to the top (Ø130 mm/Ø150 mm). The unused venting duct serves as an inspection opening.

Air inlet 
The air required for combustion in the firebox can be connected from the rear (Ø100 mm) or from the bottom (Ø100 mm). The split bottom of the housing allows convenient access for connecting the aluminium hose.

Heat accumulation in a closed casing

The stove casing is completely closed with no air convection holes, resulting in the longest possible heat accumulation and the lowest possible hourly heat output. The accumulation process is powered by the double-walled accumulation rings in direct contact with the flue gas. At the beginning of the heating process, the heat enters the room through the glass door. This is then replaced by radiant heat from the entire surface of the stove housing.

1 hour after heating: Average surface temperature 29 °C
3 hours after heating: Average surface temperature 88 °C
12 hours after heating: Average surface temperature 45 °C