A truly spectacular woodburning stove, the Bruno T14 has an output range of 2kw right up to 25kW. The Bruno T14 woodburning stove is probably the largest freestanding space heating wood stove which we supply.
The Bruno T14 is a stove suited to large rooms, big barns with open vaulted ceilings, large timber frame halls and other big spaces. With its utilitarian looks the Bruno T14 stove can sit well in simple rustic or industrial rooms, or provide a stunning contrast in the more modern, contemporary house.
The Bruno T14 woodburning stove can take firewood logs nearly a metre long which means your firewood store can be of the same impressive proportions as the stove and room in which it is installed. This also means you can spend a lot less time cutting your wood, and more time enjoying the warmth when you burn it.
| Height | 1260mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 670mm |
| Depth | 1300mm |
| Weight | 185kg |
| Flue Diameter | 150mm |
| Fuel | Wood Burning |
| Nominal Heat Output | 25kW |
| Max Heat Output | 25kW |
| Ecodesign Compliant | Yes |
| Flue Outlet | Rear |
| Direct Air Supply | No |
Bruno T14 Woodburning Stove Extras
When you order your Bruno T14 Woodburning Stove from us, we can also send you these complementary items to get you going with your new stove.
Please let our sales team know which ones you'd like when you place your order.
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