Four published figures, and a fifth that decides whether it may be fitted · review
Ten published lines including a fuel moisture limit, an hourly wood consumption and an oven cavity — the only listing here to publish any of the three.
The bottom line Alone in this family in stating a fuel moisture limit and an hourly consumption of 3.9 kg — the first of those outweighs the appliance itself on how a stove behaves. It adds an oven cavity, a full set of dimensions and the lowest flue gas temperature here; what it never gives, across ten feature lines, is an efficiency percentage.
A 12.1 kW wood stove with an integrated oven, 490 × 460 × 930 mm and 94 kg net, with a Ø 130 mm flue connection. Flue gas temperature 227 °C at nominal output, carbon monoxide 734 mg/Nm³ at 13 % oxygen, wood consumption 3.9 kg per hour. Oven cavity 345 × 370 × 190 mm. Energy label A. The maker states operation on dry wood at 20 % moisture content or less.
No other listing in this family says it.
Every appliance test standard specifies the fuel the test was run on, which means every appliance on this shelf has such a condition attached to its figures. This is the one that prints it where a buyer will see it.
It matters because it is the variable that outweighs the appliance. A damp log spends the first part of every load boiling water out of itself, and the heat for that comes out of the room. No firebox recovers it.
3.9 kg per hour, at nominal output.
It is a maker’s figure taken at a defined operating point, not a prediction about a particular evening. What it makes possible is an arithmetic nobody else on this shelf allows: consumption against output, from one manufacturer’s own numbers.
345 × 370 × 190 mm, which is a real cavity rather than a warming shelf. A stove with an oven is tested under the roomheater standard while a wood-burning cooker is tested under its own, and this appliance is sold as the former.
What that means in practice: the oven has no thermostat. Its temperature follows how the fire is being run, and holding it is a skill rather than a setting.
The required draught. Ten feature lines, and not that one — which leaves the flue calculation short of the input the appliance is supposed to supply.
The efficiency is absent too, which is unusual alongside a published flue gas temperature and a published emission figure.
As this page was put together, the price sat around 609 € at the German and Italian Amazon stores.
Outside the euro zone, the British Amazon store offers it in its own currency, which the range above sets aside.
The reference appears in the French and Spanish Amazon catalogues, with no seller behind it.
Asked, the American Amazon store returned not a single line; the buy button there opens a search rather than an empty page.
Keepa reading from the day this page was last updated; stock and prices change without warning.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 22 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
| Nominal output | 12.1 kW, at a stated 3.9 kg of wood per hour |
|---|---|
| Efficiency | Not published |
| Required draught | Not published |
| Flue spigot diameter | Ø 130 mm |
| Flue gas temperature | 227 °C |
| Emissions | 734 mg/Nm³ at 13 % O₂ |
| Standard named | The maker does not state it. |
| Energy label | A |
| Construction | The maker does not state it. |
| Dimensions | 345 × 370 × 190 mm · 490 × 460 × 930 mm |
| Weight | 94 kg net |
| Amazon reference | B0DF7YRW5T (one reference across 5 Amazon marketplaces) |
| EAN | 3800215097744 |
What the appliance consumes at its nominal output, which is what an hourly rate is measured at. It is the only consumption figure published in this family, and it is a maker’s statement rather than a prediction about your evening.
Because this maker chose to publish it. Every appliance standard specifies the fuel a test was run on, so every appliance has such a condition — this is the one listing on this shelf that puts it in front of the buyer.
It is a different figure, and it is an input to the flue calculation rather than a score. Lower flue gas temperatures mean more heat stayed in the room and also mean the gases arrive cooler at the chimney, which the calculation has to account for.
A larger room where the oven is part of the point and the flue has already been assessed
A reference exists on these Amazon stores: France, Germany, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom. Listed is not the same as in stock — availability changes daily.
Details checked on September 22, 2026.
Specifications: manufacturer sheet and Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. No product on this site has been physically tested.
7 kW, 76 %, firebox 390 × 378 × 267 mm, Ø 150 mm
Seven lines including a firebox measured in three dimensions and a log store below — and two area figures whose units do not agree with each other.
Best for: A room where the log store below is worth having and the firebox dimension decides the wood order
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Best for: A buyer who will get the full data sheet from the maker and wants the flue figures confirmed first
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Best for: A small room where the buyer already knows the flue and is not relying on the listing for it
