Contura 51L stove

- Height: 630mm
- Width: 495mm
- Depth: 420mm
- Nominal Heat Output: 7kW
- Efficiency: 81%
Most Recent Review
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Replacement firebricks
We have two of these stoves both excellent. Lovely clear view of the fire and lots of warmth. However, recently we require a replacement firebrick for the back of the stove and are repeatedlyStove expert replied: Custom made bricks are commonly used and work well. Only supplying full sets of bricks is also quite a common practise as the wear can be even within the firebox.
Most Popular Review
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Brilliant Stove - like a modern version of a Clearview Vision 500.
The Contura 51L is a good alternative to a Clearview stove and I can highly recommend it. If you are a Clearview convert but need something more modern then the Contura 51l is the stove for- Be the first to comment
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I have had this stove live in for 2 winters now. I'm delighted with it. I have sold and installed lots of them now, without any issues. Once it's up to full heath the flame pattern is amazing -
Great Fire
We've now had the fire installed for 5 years and have been extremely impressed with its build quality and efficiency. I was concerned that the fire might not produce enough heat for our rather- Be the first to comment
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Contura 51l
I have had this stove for 5 years now and wouldn’t hesitate to recommend it to anybody looking for a wood burner. The airwash is exceptional, I have never had to give the glass anything- Be the first to comment
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My final choice was between the Contura and Clearview. I finally decided on the Contura because I consider it a more contemporary stove, it also has the external air fitting as standard whichStove expert replied: Certainly a satisfied customer - great review!
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Contura 51L
Beautifully built stove entirely cast iron but very heavy at 128kg. It is a convection stove so the outside surface temperature is a lot lower than non-convector models and can therefore beStove expert replied: Please do bear in mind that a stove should not be set on a low setting for prolonged periods as this will allow tar deposits to be produced that can lead to chimney problems, short periods of fast burn (15 - 20 mins) at least twice a day should be undertaken to maintain a clear flue plus regular chimney sweeping. If the stove is producing too much heat perhaps a smaller output model would have been a better option in your circumstances.
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