A tiled stove can be a bit slow to start up. First, try to keep the door ajar when you light the fire. If things do not get better, you can also have a window or a door ajar at start-up. The reason why the stove is difficult to start is usually high underpressure in the home.

Many people install a DraftBooster (start-up fan) on the chimney if they encounter problems with underpressure. If you have a fresh air connection from the outside, make sure that the ventilation grille is not blocked or that the fresh air hose does not have any kinks.

No, we do not recommend firing with pellets or briquettes

Dry mixed wood is excellent. Be a little careful with only oak and beech wood which can cause tar formation. Birch gives some ash and burns nicely.

If the dampers are open and the glass door is properly closed, there is no problem.

If you follow the firing instructions, there is no risk. If the stove is improperly fired, on the other hand, there may be some risk.

A floor guard, for example a floor plate or tile, must extend at least 40 cm in front of the door and 20 cm at the sides in order to be approved, and ours is. For international markets outside of Sweden please check the domestic demands.

Kids are smart. Show them it is hot and they will not get burnt.

When the dampers are pushed in, they are closed and when they are extended they are open.

From a cold stove, full power (4kW) is achieved after 2.5 to 3 hours, but already after about 20 minutes you can feel the heat on the side of the stove.  By adding a total of 11 kg of wood in two to three rounds, the heat lasts over 24 hours, provided that the damper is pushed in when only live coals remain. Note that the damper must not be pushed fully in as long as there are blue flames that spread after stirring the live coals.

A fire in the morning with about 4 kg and open dampers (if you are at home during the day, push the damper in when only the live coals remain) and one to two fires in the evening and push the damper in once the fire has died down and only the live coals remain.