Which modulating furnace is right for me?

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Since we have a wide selection of modular ovens, we often get questions about which oven would suit me best and whether we can help choose the oven.

Of course, we are happy to help and recommend, but we can also make it a little easier for you, so we have slightly "characterized" each oven so that you can find the one that suits you. We hope you find.

ECO fireplace – You’re living in a larger house (80+.. square meters), the floor of which would withstand our most chunky and eco-friendly fireplace that weighs 2,700 kg. You prefer eco-friendly products, and the protection of the environment is close to your heart. When it comes to design, you like fireplaces with straight corners. You have bold taste, and you believe that the locations of the ECO fireplace’s hatches add spark to its look. With this fireplace, you can survive the whole winter in the house if something happens to electricity or gas.

Mats – You’re also living in a bigger house (up to 80 square meters) or apartment, but would like to save on electricity bills and increase your peace of mind so that the house would stay warm in all situations and you’d always have the possibility of making a hot meal (if the embers are glowing, you can literally put the food in an oven-safe ceramic pot and into the fireplace). Firewood length 50 cm.

Mats with a cooking stove – It seems that here we can copy-paste the story from Mats’ description because you have a bigger house (up to 80 square meters), and you want to save on heating bills. In addition, you also have cooking enthusiasts in the family who would like to cook with live fire in a separate stove, because cooking on charcoal in the fireplace is not their cup of tea.

Mann – You have an average or smaller house/apartment (up to 60 square meters). When it comes to design, you like fireplaces with cut corners on the front.

Anneli – Anneli is basically Mann's mother – slightly larger in size, for a space up to 70 square metres in size, to give even more warmth to her family. Like Mann, Anneli also has cut corners on the front (albeit slightly wider).

Tanel – While we were talking about family ties, Tanel is Anneli's brother, designed for a space of up to 70 square meters. Just as tall and wide, but square like Dolph Lundgren.

Juku – You have an apartment, a smaller house, or a countryside home (up to 60 square meters), where the main heating is, for example, geothermal heating, but you also want a plan B – because, well, with the Ukrainian climate you never know. In terms of design, you prefer the most classic fireplace with straight corners that would just look cute.

Baruto – As the name suggests, this is one really large gentleman. Suitable as your companion in a house where the floor area is around 80 square meters, but there are plenty of firewood with the length of 30 cm waiting to be used in the shed.

Karl – For Karl, you should definitely have a bigger house again (up to 70 square meters), because he's a pretty big boy. Karl is the perfect option if you prefer mantels. See the fireplace HERE. See what a mantlepiece is from HERE.

John – a relative again. This time to Karl, and this time an uncle. In the same weight and size category, but square from all corners. Designed for a space of up to 70 square meters.

Paula – If the woman of the house decides in favour of Karl, but Johannes is more sympathetic to the man of the house, we find a solution that pleases both. Fireplace Paula – half John and half Karl. Designed for a space of up to 70 square meters