Hoxter stoves are an ideal choice for low energy houses where hot water is required for bathing, washing and occasional heating, but where the heat to the room needs to be quite low. Hoxter stoves have a build quality second to none and double glazing and 100% direct air supply come as standard. They are known for their ability to burn slowly while keeping a good flame pattern. They can also come with higher outputs for larger houses and can be linked in with a heat pump or a conventional boiler.
The Hoxter Blok 50 is a masonry-style stove, designed with low energy, well insulated homes in mind. The Blok 50 has outer and inner parts made from masonry which accumulate heat and then release it gently over a long period.
The ECKA 50/35/45W is a corner inset stove with a nominal heat output of 7.5kW, 4.5kW going to water and 3kW to the room. A useful stove to know about if your room layout calls for a stove that goes around a corner.
The ECKA 67/45/51Wh is the larger Hoxter corner inset boiler stove, with a heat output of 13kW, 7.9 going to water and 5.1kW to the room.
The Hoxter HAKA 67/51Wh has a sliding up and down door, allowing you to use the stove as an open fire if you so wish. It has a nominal heat output of 11kW with 74% of the heat going to water. A high performance 17kW version is also available.
The Hoxter HAKA 89/45Wh is a large inset boiler stove designed to burn wood. It has a slide up and down door and a single easy to use control. The HAKA 89-45Wh has a nominal heat output of 14kW with 74% going to water and there is also a + model available with a total output of 22kW.
The Hoxter HAKA 89/45WTh is the largest double sided Hoxter boiler stove. 56% of the heat goes to water which leaves it 4.4kW to give to the room. A higher output HAKA 89/45WTh model is also available.