PB 1000 Pedestal Portway Enquire

Description

The Portway Barrel is a sleek and efficient heating solution that brings a robust and modern stove design to your home. It is crafted with a durable steel body and furnished with tough cast-iron components, including the door, stove top, flue collar, internal grate, and log retaining bar. This stove offers reliable performance with exceptional heat retention.

As a multifuel stove, you have the option of burning different fuel types, including wood, charcoal, coal, and other smokeless fuels to suit your preference and local regulations. With a powerful 5kW heat output, the PB1000 is capable of heating large areas efficiently. The height elevation of the pedestal stove offers several advantages including; Increased airflow, around the stove, improving combustion efficiency with reduced smoke buildup. Enhanced aesthetics, a more elegant and modern appearance, complementing various interior design styles. This stove offers various Installation possibilities, such as in the corner of a room or against a wall, to suit your space and preference.

PB1000 The Benefits of Cast Iron

Cast iron, renowned for its ability to absorb and retain heat, provides long-lasting warmth and reduces the need for frequent refueling. This exceptional heat retention ensures consistent warmth throughout your room, thanks to cast iron's even heat distribution.

The PB1000's combination of modern design, high energy efficiency, and exceptional heat retention makes it the perfect choice for those seeking a stylish and efficient heating solution for their home.

Hetas Cleaner Choice:

In line with on-going government strategies to promote cleaner air and to better support consumer decisions in the purchase of environmentally responsible products, HETAS has launched the independent “Cleaner Choice” initiative for UK biomass and solid fuel products.

To achieve this, Hetas have set a lower level of particulate emissions than the most stringent legislation requires within current Smoke Control Areas. This now means that a stove must meet both the current requirements for exemption and have attained listing on the DEFRA website, whilst also achieving at least a 50% improvement on current particulate limits for exemption, when measured using the more robust test methodology recognised within the UK. In doing this Hetas hope to demonstrate to buyers that appliances can be used to burn fuels responsibly and operated in a way that reduces smoke (particulate) emissions.