Scanline 6 stove
The Scanline 6 stove is a plain contemporary stove.
The Scanline 6 has one plain door with glass panel.
The body is square
&
the legs are relatively long.
The top of this Scanline model is flat and the output of the stove is less than 5kw -
so you do not need an air ventilation kit.
- Height: 681mm
- Width: 420mm
- Depth: 391mm
- Flue Diameter: 150mm
- Fuel: Wood
- Nominal Heat Output: 4.5kW
- Efficiency: 84%
Most Recent Review
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Beautiful piece of furniture
I have just moved into a housse with this beautiful stove already installed.It looks amazing, and belts out a fair whack!Really need to find the manual before I use it properly though. I haveStove expert replied: This stove will burn wood, brown coal briquette (lignite) and manufactured biofuels.
Most Popular Review
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Scanline 6: style and value
I used previous 'whatstove' reviews when deciding to buy this stove. So glad I did. Absolutely delighted with it. Very controllable and a log lasts a long time! Beautiful minimalist stylingStove expert replied: Feedback on buying a stove is invaluable! Take your time to choose a stove, it is worth every minute.
More reviews for Scanline 6 stove
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Good stove
Good little stove. Glass stays very clean and gives out plenty of heat -
Great stove
Had this stove for about a month now and I am delighted with it. Easy to use with great heat output. We do not burn it overnight so cannot really score on that. Firebox is not large but it -
Brilliant stove!
I have been a stove user for many years and I find it hard to find fault in this lovely minimalist stove. Fantastically engineered and sooo controllable....just like a gas fire. A lovely flame -
scanline 6
As mentioned very easy to control especially for a newbie. The styling fits our suburban 30's semi perfectly. Like all stoves it is at its most efficient at maximum air flow/heat. Keep a goodStove expert replied: Stoves do need to work to maintain a clear flue but a slightly oversized appliance (for exceptionally cold conditions, say 2kW's larger than required) would be fine providing the fuel used is dry and well seasoned and short periods of fast burn are undetaken daily.