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What is the best Wood Cook stove for me
- Country Home
- Guest House
- Weekender
- Off Grid
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If you require more help please either come in and see our showroom or contact us directly and we will give you some options
- Determine your Priority: The best starting point is deciding if your new stove is primarily for heating, cooking, or both.
- Entry-Level & Off-Grid (Series 10,000): Ideal for smaller spaces or guest houses up to 167m². The Victoria (Viki range) and Centauri are perfect for weekenders or “Man/Lady Caves” needing reliable heating and cooking.
- The Mid-Range All-Rounders (Series 16,000): Featuring the J.A. Roby Elda and Cuistot. These Canadian-made stoves offer 20kW output (heating 167m²) and are the top-selling cookers for everyday farmhouse use.
- Larger Premium Performance (Series 15,000): If you need to heat up to 232m² with 27kW of power, the Cuisiniere 3.0 and Exo models offer serious off-grid living capacity with a classic look.
- The Maximum Heat Range (Series 22,000): For big homes, these units provide a whopping 32kW+ output, heating areas up to 278m² with a full-size oven for serious cooking.
- Traditional Style: The J.A. Roby Rustik offers modern high-performance efficiency with a classic traditional look.
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- Heating capacity depends on the model. Smaller units suit compact homes starting at 100m2 , while larger models can heat full homes or open-plan spaces.
- Yes. All wood cook stoves are designed to heat your home while cooking on the hotplate and in the oven.
- Yes. Some models can be fitted with a hot water jacket to provide hot water while the stove is in use.
- Burn time depends on the model and wood used, but most will provide several hours of consistent heat and will burn overnight.
- Yes. All stoves and heaters come with manufacturer warranties for peace of mind.
- Dry, seasoned hardwood is best. It burns hotter, cleaner, and more efficiently.