Saey Altum: Tall, Slender and Powered by Snorkel Tech
Elegant, slim, and mesmerising, the Saey Altum woodburner transforms living spaces with its vertical fire vortex and panoramic glass, bringing
June 12, 2014
Looking back at woodburners from the past, this section explores discontinued and no-longer-available models that once shaped the stove market. Our Old Woodburners tag features retrospective spotlights, technical breakdowns, and nostalgic reviews drawn from our archive. Perfect for those interested in stove history, design evolution, and the journey towards today’s modern, eco-friendly appliances.
Elegant, slim, and mesmerising, the Saey Altum woodburner transforms living spaces with its vertical fire vortex and panoramic glass, bringing
If you’re tight on space but won’t compromise on looks or performance, the Aduro 12 could be the perfect corner
Warmth, design, and reliability — the Drooff Elba creates atmosphere as well as heat. Explore why this woodburner remains a
The Kratki Koza K8 Tunnel Stove offers a striking double sided design, solid cast iron build, and 9kW output, making
The Invicta Ove is a bold cast-iron woodburner with 10kW output, iconic oval design, and striking flame view—where performance meets
The Bosca Limit 350 delivers 3.5 kW of efficient heat in a compact convection design — all at a remarkable
A striking British-made wood burner with contemporary lines, a large viewing window and 6kW output—perfect for modern homes craving standout
The Thorma Skal II is a compact woodburner with a big heart — offering 10kW of heat, 79% efficiency, and
Discover the Jøtul F373 — a woodburning stove that blends sleek pedestal styling, cleanburn technology, and three bold finish options
Two compact stoves, one tough decision. Compare the Aarrow Ecoburn 5 and Signature 5 in our ultimate side-by-side stove showdown.