Stoves and fireplaces
Water-bearing system fireplace
BSK 12.1 Corner
Product benefits:
- Heat for living space and house heating system
- Energy-efficient use of fuel
- Combination with PV system, solar thermal or heat pump possible
- Durable hydraulic components
- Generous view of the fire from two sides
- Connects two rooms in an architecturally elegant way
- Ideal as a room divider
- Quick installation thanks to prefabricated assembly kit
- Minimal space requirement
- Original BRUNNER BKH fireplace insert
- Fast and powerful warm air output
- Cladding made of heat-resistant concrete for long-lasting heat storage and modern design
Main features:
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Heat storage and heat release evenly over several hours
Transfers heat to the heating circuit and supports the central heating system
Releases heat quickly and directly into the room as warm air
Automatically controls the combustion process for efficient and clean heating
Choice of mounting frame or door frame to match any interior style
Supplies the stove with combustion air from outside – ideal for modern, airtight buildings
Optional left or right door hinge position – flexible to plan
- Water-bearing
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BRUNNER Water-bearing system fireplaces
BRUNNER water-bearing system fireplaces combine stylish fireplace ambiance with modern heating technology – all in a well-designed modular kit. While the fire behind the large glass pane provides pleasant radiant heat, hot water is generated at the same time for the heating system. This makes it easy to combine living comfort with energy efficiency.
The modular design allows for quick, clean, and cost-effective installation. All components are precisely manufactured, and the cladding can be individually chosen – from raw exposed concrete to ceramic surfaces or a plastered craftsman finish.
FAQ Water-bearing system fireplaces
- What is the difference between a water-bearing fireplace and a water-bearing system fireplace?
The difference lies in the fireplace cladding: when installing a water-bearing fireplace, the stove builder can create a completely individual design. A water-bearing system fireplace, on the other hand, has a prefabricated thermal concrete shell that can only be customised in terms of surface texture (e.g. by plastering, painting or sealing). The advantage of the latter is that the fireplace system can be assembled much more quickly and is therefore more cost-effective to implement. The internal technology, however, is identical in both versions. They provide fast heat and a cosy atmosphere while also supporting the heating system through domestic hot water generation.
- What is the difference between a water-bearing system stove and a water-bearing system fireplace?
Water-bearing system fireplaces feature large viewing windows and emit plenty of radiant heat directly into the room. They heat up quickly and create a strong fire atmosphere – ideal for larger living spaces or new builds, where excess heat is transferred to the heating system.
Water-bearing system stoves, on the other hand, focus on heating water generation. Up to 70% of the heat is transferred into the heating system – perfect when the stove is intended to actively contribute to heating the building and relieve the central heating system.
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