Wood-burning stove Nobis 8/10 Classic 220 Maiolica bordo

Customizable configuration of the Nobis wood-burning stove

The unique design allows you to retrofit the stove with an oven or a top heat storage unit, as well as a front-mounted or room-to-room warm-air blower, at any time. This solution lets you completely change the functionality of the Nobis wood-burning stove whenever the need arises.

The Nobis wood-burning stove is a single appliance, but it has many uses!

Front Warm-Air Fan

A dedicated warm-air blower located in front of the stove allows heat to spread quickly throughout the room, reducing the amount of wood burned. This is the recommended solution for heating large spaces or rooms with very high ceilings. The front air outlet helps maintain heat up to a height of 2 meters and evens out the temperature in the living room. The fan is installed inside the unit and is completely hidden from view.

Hot Air Distribution Fan

The dgp fan, installed inside a wood-burning stove, allows for the simultaneous heating of several rooms. Using this system ensures stable heat throughout the entire home without the need to overheat the living room. A solution with a built-in DGP fan is especially recommended if you want efficient and rapid heating, such as during transitional seasons or when the primary heat source is unable to provide sufficient heating. Once installed, the fan is completely hidden from view. All you need to do is connect it to the pipe distribution system.

75-kg top heat storage unit

The fireclay used in the heat storage unit heats up while the Nobis stove is in operation and then releases heat. The heat storage extension ensures that the fireplace continues to heat the room even after the fire has gone out, for up to 12 hours. A stove with a heat storage unit is particularly recommended if you want to avoid having to add wood to the stove frequently, or if you’re using the fireplace for pleasure and don’t want to overheat the living room.

Large oven with a capacity of 23 liters

This practical oven, located above the firebox, is heated by hot exhaust gases from the firebox. Users can easily reach a temperature of 250 degrees in the oven, which allows for a wide range of baking options. The oven door features double-paned glass and a temperature gauge. Internal dimensions: 28 x 30 x 22h (cm). The interior is lined with acid-resistant steel and includes a rack and a baking tray.

Sealed Firebox Design

The firebox body has been designed so that the stove can operate in buildings equipped with mechanical ventilation (heat recovery). When outside air is connected directly to the combustion chamber—even in buildings with natural ventilation—residents will not feel a lack of air in the living room.

Modern Firebox Design

The firebox is lined with vermiculite, which provides a beautiful view of the fire and improves wood combustion efficiency. The cast-iron fire grate and large ash pan make the stove durable and reduce the need for frequent cleaning. The firebox door is equipped with a clean-glass system featuring an air curtain on all four sides. This design ensures that the glass remains clear even after prolonged use.

Precise Fire Control

The combustion process in the stove is controlled by two dampers. One is responsible for regulating the primary air—under the grate. Fully opening this damper makes it easier to light the wood and generates additional draft in the chimney. The second damper regulates the air supply to the air curtain on the glass and the afterburning of exhaust gases. This control allows for precise management of the wood combustion process while the stove is in operation.

Wood Storage Niche

There is an open recess for storing firewood beneath the firebox, which is helpful during the final stage of drying. The floor of the recess is made of treated wood.