Contura stoves

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A new fireplace insert

Upgrading an open fireplace with an insert is a wise decision. The heat spreads through the room instead of disappearing up the chimney. With the new, efficient combustion technology in Contura i5, the logs last longer and soot is minimised so that ...

A new fireplace insert
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New stove with heat tank

Fire and heat with prestige. Contura 35 is a cousin of the Red dot design Award-winning Contura 35T. Instead of having a soapstone surround, Contura 35 is covered in sheet metal which gives it an uncompromising, industrial feel

Wood burning stove Contura 35
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Let the stove take centre stage

With Contura 790 we stretch a little higher. A tile or soapstone surround follows the strict lines. It has an extension that, if one wishes, has space for a serious amount of heat retaining powerstone. The high base gives the fire a real lift. Contu...

Let the stove take centre stage
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A unique stove

Stone and fire have a lot in common. They have existed for hundreds of millions of years and have been used by the human race for as long as it has existed. As tools, protection, heat and light, they have aided the advance of civilisation. We are no...

A unique stove

Wood burning stoves from Contura

There is nothing cosier than a real fire. It is also a sensible and modern solution that maximises both your and nature’s resources. Below you will find quick-links to information about our stoves

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Facts about our wood burning stoves

Contura stoves - Branding film

There is a Contura for every home
Eco label Light with the environment in mind Everything we do has an impact on the environment in some way. Today, we often have the opportunity to influence to what extent. One way to contribute to a reduced environmental impact when choosing a stove is to ... Eco labelled stoves Rotate stove Look at our stoves functionality by rotating the stove 360 degrees. You get a quick overview of the most common functions and where they are placed.