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Parkray Aspect 14B Eco Boiler Wood Stove, Stainless Steel Handle

SPR1466
PA14B1
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From 13/05

£3,199.00

£2,665.83 ex. VAT

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Product Title Parkray Aspect 14B Eco Boiler Wood Stove, Stainless Steel Handle
Product Keyword Parkray Aspect 14B, Eco Boiler Stove, Wood Burning Stove, Stainless Steel Handle, Multi-fuel Stove

Product Description

Parkray Aspect 14B Eco Boiler Wood Stove Product Description

Parkray Aspect 14B Eco Boiler Wood Stove

Product Description

The Parkray Aspect 14B Eco Boiler Wood Stove is an environmentally friendly heating solution, designed to not only keep you warm but to also reduce your carbon footprint. With an elegant design and a robust stainless steel handle, it's both functional and a stylish addition to any home.

Key Features

  • Eco Design 2022 Compliant, minimizing environmental impact
  • High-efficiency rating, ensuring maximum heat output from your logs
  • Large viewing window for an uninterrupted view of the flame
  • Airwash system to keep the glass clean for a clear view
  • Integrated boiler capable of powering up to 10 radiators and providing domestic hot water
  • Stainless steel handle for a sleek, modern look and durability
  • Tripleburn technology to optimize combustion
  • Defra approved for use in smoke-controlled areas
  • Constructed from high-quality steel for long-lasting performance
  • Easy to operate with a simple air control system
  • Removable ash pan for easy cleaning and maintenance
  • Large fuel bed to accommodate bigger logs and longer burn times
  • Multi-fuel option for burning seasoned wood or smokeless fuels
  • External riddling mechanism for convenience

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