Varia A-FDh H₂O

With our water-bearing fireplaces, the system is integrated into the house’s heating system. A fireplace generates heat which, depending on the type of system, reaches the living space mainly as radiant or convection heat. In water-bearing fireplaces, there is a so-called “heat exchanger” above the combustion chamber. This ensures that excess energy from the flue gas can be used and stored more efficiently. How does it work? The heating water flows “cold” through your home’s piping system into the heat exchanger, where it is heated by the energy from the fire. The heated water is transferred to a water tank, the buffer tank. There, the energy is stored and can be used through the heating piping system in remote rooms and, most importantly, also time-delayed, for example, to support the central heating system.

Since the foundation of our company in 1986, we have been constantly developing innovations in the field of combustion technology for wood-burning stoves. More than three decades of experience and know-how flow into our water-bearing stoves. The water-bearing appliances are characterized by a large number of innovative elements, which together offer high efficiency and technical refinements. In addition to the high efficiency, our customers particularly appreciate the excellent workmanship of our appliances.