Beauty is More than Skin Deep

The Harmony wood stove range is the best looking around, but when you are deciding on a stove, looks are by no means everything. Beauty, after all, is skin deep and it is the stove's efficiency that will keep you warm and reduce your fuel bills.

That is why it is so important that you examine carefully the performance behind the stove.

The Harmony wood stove might look traditional but under the reassuring cast iron exterior is a piece of pure contemporary engineering.

The use of cast iron for the external design and internal combustion chamber is known as the perfect stove material. However to obtain air tight combustion the layer between internal and external cast iron is constructed of a high quality steel envelope.

Plexus Control

A single lever air flow selector provides the correct air flow direction for different fuels. Air volume is controlled by rotaing cams, giving precise control of the stove's burning rate. A minium burning rate shutter can be adjusted to suit the performance of the flue and ensures safe burning at all times.

ZR Air Distribution

The ZR air delivery system delivers its pre-heated air throughout the combustion chamber as a gentle breeze rather than a curtain of air. This means the volatile components of the fuel are burned as a priority, before any unused air is available to cause the fire to generate more volatile components; this ensures clean, complete combustion.

Double Glazed Door

The double glazed door adds extra security, togther with increased resistance to tar deposits. When a mistake is made whilst using the stove and the glass becomes dirty, just increase the fire's temperature and the glass burns clean.

Approvals and Certifications

The Harmony wood stove range conforms and excels to new UK and European testing standards CE13240. Part of this standard, tests and reports the efficiency of the stove; the Harmony range are among the highest results ever recorded.

Approved for Use In Smokeless Zones

Around 80% of the UK population live in what are referred to as smoke exempt areas. This means only stoves which have passed the very strict smoke control testing can burn wood in these area`s. The Harmony range has not only passed the requirements but has set new standards by achieving some of the cleanest combustion ever recorded for a stove. That's not all, the Harmony 23 is the only stove tested for overnight burning as a continous combusting appliance whilst burning wood.

Hetas Approved

All harmony wood burning stoves are approved byHetas which is the official body recognised by the government to approve solid fuel domestic heating appliances, fuels and services.

The Harmony Family

The range starts with the small Harmony 13 (H13) which suits small, cosy rooms. Slighty larger the Harmony 23 (H23), for modern living areas. The Harmony 33 (H33) is suitable for larger spaces or open plan areas. Whilst the Harmony 43 (H43), is bigger and wider than the rest, for heating large room volumes.