Stovax Riva 66 Avanti stove
The Riva 66 Avanti insert stove is a multi fuel casette stove.
This is a contemporary high output model.
The door itself is gently curved & there is a removable stainless steel handle.
Above and below the door are steel panels - the 66 is available in a Riva 66 & Riva 66 Avanti version.
Most Recent Review
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Worth every penny
I''m Heading into my 3rd winter with my Riva 66 stove and it is an amazing fire and has saved me a lot of money from my gas bill ,I have to leave the doors open and it heats the whole house ,... [ read more ]
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DIY repairs
The Riva 66 multi fuel stove inset was fitted just over a year ago, It seems I have over fired the fire according to the book, but I don't consider I have,(so no warranty would exist) the self... [ read more ]
Stove expert replied: If screw heads are no longer evident then the only option is to drill them out, not ideal after a years wear and tear. Might be worth going back to Stovax for their advice.
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I have just passed the sixth anniversary with this stove and I can't fault it. Really elegant and really well built. Gives out a lot of heat with minimal fuel. It's a multi fuel an we're really glad we made the investment.... [ read more ]
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riva 66 inset
Riva 66 parts, I have found having parts made from stainless steel is well worth the cost, in comparison to manufacturers parts there is no difference in price, so have the parts made up at... [ read more ]
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Mastering the air controls and forced draught heating
Had this installed in August 2010. The fire is a little on the expensive side, but then most of these are. The finish was easily marked by plaster but fixed with some stove black so no drama... [ read more ]
Stove expert replied: Flue draw will make a terrific difference to how the stove performs and it may be worth getting a flue specialist to advise if controlability continues to be a problem.
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Stovax Riva 66 Avanti stove review
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Stovax Riva 66
We installed the Riva 66 approx 2 years ago. It has not come up to our expectations at all. The heat output is not as high as we were told, the fan is noisy and can be irritating if you are... [ read more ]
Stove expert replied: This sounds like a classic chimney problem rather than a problem with the stove. Any stove will smoke if the chimney does not draw correctly. As to the heat output I will not comment other than to say that stove heat outputs are tested in the laboratory but it is always best to ask your retailer their expert opinion when choosing a stove as of course a laboratory result is one thing and knowing how the stove performs day to day quite another. Choose a retailer with excellent customer service to start with rather than just thinking about price and you stand a better chance of getting the best advice in the first place and thereby saving time and money in the long run.
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Riva 66 review
We installed our multifuel Riva 66 in October 2007in our new build house.We did find that for burning wood it was very difficult to close off the primary airflow which is achieved by rotating... [ read more ]
