Jetmaster 18f stove

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A British contemporary wood burning and multifuel stove with high fuel efficiency.

Designed and manufactured in the Hampshire for British homes. The 18f features a large glass window with a powerful airwash to keep the flame picture clear and comes with Defra approval for burning fuel in a smoke controlled zone.

In addition to black, the 18f also comes in an Almond colour/model.

• Height: 605mm
• Width: 426mm
• Depth: 380mm
• Flue Diameter: 125mm
• Fuel: Multifuel
• Nominal Heat Output: 4.9kW

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• Star of the room

  8 years ago

  Not only is the stove beautiful, its just a joy to sit in front of it and enjoy the atmosphere and ambiance it provides for the room
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• Jetmaster 18f Stove

  9 years ago

  Great stove, looks really smart installed in our lounge. Handle is detachable so looks very neat. Easy to use with one bottom vent to control heat. Would recommend totally.
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• Great Stove

  9 years ago

  We hunted high and low for the right stove but as soon as we saw the jetmaster 18f, we were sold. It's exactly what we were looking for in appearance, nice sharp clean lines, big window, understated
  and modern but not out of place in our old house.Easy to light and the control is excellent. Single heat control at the bottom, unlike many others that have two controls. The airwash works very well, when you open up the heat control you can see the smoke wash down very effectively. I clean any soot from the glass with a baby wipe probably once a week.It will stay in over night with homefire ovals but not with just a logs. The removable wooden handle is nice, well made, and the closing mechanism is much better than many of the other designs we looked at. The ash tray could be a bit bigger but it's not too much of an issue just need to keep on top of it. Also ash can collect at the rim of the bottom of the door which then falls on to the hearth when the door is opened, which is a bit irritating, but again, not the end of the world. The firebox is wide enough, but the height tapers down at the back and due to the air pipes inside the box you can't fit a terribly thick log in it. Not a problem if you don't mind splitting them.We had a load of wood from the garden so were originally just burning logs but we were going through them at quite a rate, so we've been using logs and homefire ovals together and find the heat output to be better, the logs last longer, plus the fact it stays in overnight is a bonus. I've added the direct air pipe which now draws air in directly from outside which has eliminated draughts coming up from behind the skirting boards. It's an old house and before fitting the pipe we could feel the draught come up from behind the settee when the fire was on. That's now gone, which increases the overall performance.Build quality is very good, the heat control mechanism has a real smooth action which I love, the door latch is very good, feels very sturdy all round.We are happy and will most likely get another Jetmaster when we build an extension.
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  Stove expert replied: Logs should ideally be no more than 100mm in diam so splitting is a good idea and will allow them to burn more efficiently and effectively. It is best to remove ash at least daily so that it does not build up and touch the grate, leaving hot ash in an ash pan can lead to premature failure so god practise to riddle a stove, wait a minute or so for the ash to settle and then remove. Detailed review and overall seems a good choice.

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• FLAMING AMAZING

  9 years ago

  I am new to wood burning stoves and wish I had got one years ago! It adds real character to the room and soon warms it up. It is extremely efficient.
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• FLAMING AMAZING

  9 years ago

  I am new to woodburners and wish I'd have got one of these years ago! Adds some real character to the room, and soon warms it up and is very efficient.
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• Jetmaster 18f short straight legs

  9 years ago

  We wanted a stove that wasn't too deep and therefore didn't intrude in to the room too much. But also ticked all the boxes for airwash, defra smoke approved and multi fuel. Along with not
  too modern (looking like a TV screen as my other half said) but also not looking more suited for a country house. This fitted the bill down to every last point along with being within the 5kw heat output and a decent sized area for the logs.Totally impressed with this wood burner as it whacks out the heat with just a few bits of wood. Getting it hot enough to start cleans any soot off as it burns. Only the one adjustment on the air intake and that seems to control the heat well. We got it with the short straight legs and this looks great with a contemporary look.Build quality seems very good and boy is this heavy. The only thing I think lets it down is the handle socket. The handle stays out and is like a large allen key on a wooden handle which is fine but I can see that the small surround to the hole you put it in will start to get some small scratches over time so it would have been nicer to do something to prevent this.Can't recommend this unit enough.
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  Stove expert replied: High praise on most aspects of this stove, shame the handle gives rise for concern in the future.

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• Had 2 of these beauties now

  9 years ago

  I left this stove in my last house and just knew it was the one we wanted in our new property. We love the clean lines and efficient burn. The new traditional legs look amazing too. It is
  so much easier to control this stove than those that require primary, secondary and grate controls. Love it, thanks Jetmaster
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• Cracking little save that looks great in contemporary or traditional fireplaces

  9 years ago

  This is the second 18f I have had (left the old one at my last house) and I''m glad to say that I have not been disappointed by buying the same stove again. I loved it last time and love it
  this time. It burns cleanly and is economical too. The addition of the new traditional legs option really makes it a great choice.
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• So pleased with the quality and heat output

  Christine North 9 years ago

  Although this is a small stove it throws out some amazing heat, it sometimes is still glowing the following morning so just a few sticks and away she goes again. So very pleased with my Jetmaster
  . It has a detachable handle so no burnt fingers too. If we leave the room door open the heat finds its way through the hall and up the stairs so warming the stairway too.
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