Store maximum heat with a system

The features

• 1. Slow-response stove

  As the flue gases flow through, they heat the storage mass, which then releases the accumulated warmth gradually through the surface for many hours.

• 2. Storage mass

  Selected masonry heater fireboxes can be combined with modular storage and cladding kits. In addition, the storage mass can be installed either beside or on top of the unit. A solid storage heater can’t be built faster or more cost-effectively.

• 3. Combustion chamber

  Since BRUNNER masonry heater fireboxes must withstand both high thermal and mechanical stress, the stove bodies are always built with a double-wall structure. The inner combustion chamber, directly exposed to the fire, can expand thermally and is securely enclosed by a second outer shell.

• 4. Heat-storing concrete casing

  The surface is finished in a concrete look and can be individually painted or plastered.

• 5. Operating convenience

  On the one hand, the combustion air can be adjusted manually with a lever; on the other hand, the system masonry heater can also be combined with an electronic combustion control system (EAS). The latter has the advantage that you only need to light the fire and add wood — the control system takes care of everything else automatically.