Wood-burning stoves with large wood-burning chamber

Are you looking for a wood-burning stove with a large wood-burning chamber? Then the TT22 series is the right choice for you. The series consists of 8 different wood-burning stoves and they are all based on the same fantastic wood-burning chamber.

A wood-burning stove from the TT22 series will allow you to decide how much heat you need. If burning with approximately 5 kW will provide you with a slow and calm fire. If you want an powerful heat produced in a short space of time, you can go as high as 10 kW.
Read more about the various stoves below.

Find stoves with steel and soapstone cladding, straight and rounded, as well as high and low models.

You can read more about the series or consult the catalogue of wood-burning stoves.

TT22

Enormous spaciousness

Straight steel sides, low variant
Wide combustion chamber and flame picture
Open firewood compartment for storage
Cast iron bottom and inner frame of the door

TT22H

The model that only gets more beautiful

Elliptical, steel sides, high variant
Wide combustion chamber and flame picture
Woodcompartment door
Cast iron bottom, top and inner frame of the door

TT22HS

TT22HS is a fantastic heating piece of furniture.

Elliptical, soapstone, high variant
Wide combustion chamber and flame picture
Woodcompartment door
Cast iron bottom and inner frame of the door

TT22HS Black

Black lacquered stone

Elliptical, black lacquered stone, high variant
Wide combustion chamber and flame picture
Woodcompartment door
Cast iron bottom and inner frame of the door

TT22HS-WH

Bright and lightly mottled Portuguese sandstone – Porto White.

Elliptical, Sandstone, high model
Wide combustion chamber and flame image
Wood compartment door
Cast iron in the bottom and the inner frame of the door

TT22HST

Serious heat that beautifully accumulates.

Elliptical storage oven, extra soapstone
Wide combustion chamber and flame picture
Equipped with plinth and heating section in soapstone
Cast iron bottom and inner frame of the door

TT22R

Rounded shapes with heat capacity

Elliptical, steel sides, low variant
Wide combustion chamber and flame picture
Open firewood compartment for storage
Cast iron bottom, top and inner frame of the door

TT22RP

Solid lightness

Ellipse-shaped on plinth, steel sides
Wide combustion chamber and flame picture
Slightly floating on pedestal
Cast iron bottom, top and inner frame of the door + plinth

TT55R

“The big brother” in our wood stove range

Extra-wide view of the flames
50 cm firewood pieces
Door, wood compartment door, and top plate in cast iron
Large wood compartment fitted with a standard wood compartment door as well as a fireplace set for the wood compartment door as an accessory

TT55RHT

“The big brother” with the option for additional heat storage

Extra-wide view of the flames
50 cm firewood pieces
Door, wood compartment door, and top plate in cast iron
Large wood compartment fitted with a standard wood compartment door as well as a fireplace set for the wood compartment door as an accessory

Why choose a stove with a large wood-burning chamber?

If you want a stove with an extra power of up to 10 kW, then the wood-burning stove with a large wood-burning chamber is a good choice. A large wood-burning chamber also means that the door window is very wide thereby offering a good view of the flames.

What are the advantages of a large wood-burning chamber?

With a wood-burning stove with a large wood-burning chamber, it is possible to obtain an even greater heat output – up to 10 kW. A large wood-burning chamber also has a large window, which means being able to see the flames from an wide angle.

What are the disadvantages of a large wood-burning chamber?

When choosing a wood-burning stove it is important to choose a stove that is suitable for the size of the room to be heated. If the stove is too big, there is a risk of having to lower the heat, which means that the stove does not burn in an optimal and environmentally sustainable manner. Large wood-burning chambers require a large quantity of wood and overly decreasing the wood-burning chamber temperature means that optimal burning is no longer possible. So to heat a smaller area, a large wood-burning chamber is not the best choice.

Wood-burning stoves with large wood-burning chamber