Soapstone fireplaces

The standard tiled stove produces massive heat in just one single place. As soon as your living room is warm, you stop firing – while the rest of the house stays cold.

The water-bearing soapstone model breaks through this limit. Via the integrated heat exchanger, the energy is fed directly into your central buffer tank. The result: with last night’s wood fire, you are still heating your rooms the next morning and have hot water throughout the entire house.

You no longer heat just one room, but your whole life – and save hard cash.

Soapstone (steatite) is the unrivalled premium class among stove materials.

With its unbeatably high heat capacity and extreme density, it absorbs the heat of the wood fire like a high-energy sponge. While ordinary stoves let the heat escape uncontrolled, soapstone conducts it deep into its core, stores it without loss and releases it in well-measured portions for up to 24 hours.

You enjoy deep, lasting warmth – even when the last flame went out the day before.

The classic fireplace insert works like a giant hair dryer: it draws in cold air, heats it inside and blows it back into the room as dry warm air (convection). This constantly stirs up house dust and strains the airways.

The solid soapstone stove, by contrast, follows the principle of the sun: it delivers almost pure radiant heat. These thermal waves do not warm the sluggish air, but directly the walls, the furniture and your body. The result is an incomparably cosy, low-allergen indoor climate with perfectly balanced humidity.