Morso s10-40
Contemporary stove with ability to have direct air supply to the outside.
- Height: 981mm
- Width: 556mm
- Depth: 357mm
- Flue Diameter: 150mm
- Fuel: Wood
- Nominal Heat Output: 5kW
- Efficiency: 81.3%
Most Recent Review
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Broken glass Morso S1040 Stove
I bought this Stove about 4 years ago and it has been superb. However when we returned from vacation last year we found that a large corner of the glass front had broke away. When we returned... [ read more ]
Stove expert replied: It is part of the stove but classed as consumable and therefore not covered by the warranty as is the case with other manufacturers. You may be able to claim on the house insurance as this is a fixture in the property.
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Most Popular Review
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Fantastic Quality compact modern stove
I've had the stove installed now for 4 months. The stove itself is very stylish and modern, the full glass front looks very good and affords an excellent view into the fire especially when p... [ read more ]
Stove expert replied: Nice to have this feedback which is fair and honest. Seems a good stove!!
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Great looking stove, shame about the issues
I will start this review on a positive. I have had it 6 years now and I can say that it is a lovely looking stove with a great viewing window. It produces a good amount of heat and the external... [ read more ]
Stove expert replied: If the stove had a flue damper or stabilizer fitted to the flue there would be more control and thus would prevent distortion of the door / components. A flue draught test can be undertaken to establish if this is required. If the stove is not controllable and responsive then this is the first place to look. If the welded parts buckle then the stove has been overfired for long periods and a manufacturer will not cover this under warranty.
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Stylish and efficient, and reliable.
I've owned a Morso S10-40 for about 12 years now - and am very pleased with it. Initially I found it a little difficult to light - but I now use one firelighter and kindling. Once that has caught... [ read more ]
Stove expert replied: Nice review. Liners can be used, providing they are staying in place and protecting the stove body, should they become cracked.
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This stove is awesome.
We were put off this stove initially by comments on this page. We were first-time stove buyers and took the comments seriously, as few sites offer reviews of individual stoves. For design reasons... [ read more ]
Stove expert replied: Great comments that cover many aspects of a stove purchase and operation, very informative for other readers.
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Very disappointed
We had this stove installed just over a year ago . Since then the handle bolt has broken twice the fire brick lining has cracked and it is excessively smokey to light. We had a cowl fitted on... [ read more ]
Stove expert replied: Tall stoves will require a decent flue length and ideally 4.5mtrs so depending on the installation this may be a factor that is affecting the flue draw. Ensure that there is enough free air in the room to aid combustion and if it causes a real problem then a possible flue fan may overcome this. The lining is a consumable item and is not covered by warranty and care should be taken when loading the stove to avoid knocking with force when loading with fuel. The handle bolt should be covered under warranty and is surprising that this has failed twice in the time you have the stove.
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Very disappointed
Had the stove 2 years as back up to CH. Very stylish, but performs very poorly. Very often I need to have the door open to get it going. We always use fire lighters and kindling so it should... [ read more ]
Stove expert replied: This model is a woodburning stove only. Interesting that extending the flue system has helped could it be extended even further? Is there an airbrick in the room or a direct air kit added to the stove? The lack of performance may be due to lack of air which is required to allow combustion to occur. Is the flue lined as this can aid the draw where draw problems are apparent? Further investigation regarding the installation is recommended. A short flue can be an issue with contemporary cylindrical stoves due to their height and the recommended 4.5 optimum flue length.
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A Glowing Review
The stove was installed just over 2 years ago and I have to say it's made a massive difference. It lives on the ground floor of a 2 storey north facing extension which was always significantly... [ read more ]
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Disappointed
We have had the Morso S10-40 for a year now and I would agree with a couple of other reviews. The firebrick cracked in less than a year. Morso were good and quickly sent a replacement. However... [ read more ]
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Disappointed
I'd agree with other reviewers. The firebrick cracked after less than 12 months but Morso did send out a replacement quickly. It never really seems to get going. I have the door slightly open... [ read more ]
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Oh No!
Bought this stove over a year ago and was very plesaed with the performane looks etc. However after 6 months (during the summer so little use) the back fire brick split and a 1 inch gap was... [ read more ]
