Heat-storage stove
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Oven, firebox and two-level bench on cement tiles
In a beamed kitchen, a masonry heater combining a firebox, a cooking oven set above it and a two-level heated bench.
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Kaschütz ceramic storage unit and Durasic flues, in a stone house
The core of a heat-storage stove laid bare: Kaschütz E12 firebox, ceramic storage unit and 180 mm Durasic flues, built against a stone wall before cladding.
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When the heater also feeds the central heating
A masonry heater with a hydro firebox: the heat goes both into the storage mass and into the house’s heating circuit.
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A masonry heater at the Jacques-Chirac leisure centre
In a new timber-framed public building, a rendered masonry heater holds the corner of the activity room, between the children’s lockers.
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An Alsatian heater? Or not! | Grundofen in Petitmagny (90170)
Spring 2018: we stay in the Grand Est and in our own region, since they have been enlarged; so here we are in the Territoire de Belfort…
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First fire at the Les Boutours eco-nursery school
A masonry heater clad in large pale panels, lit for the first time in an eco-school still under construction.
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Building a heat-storage heater, slab by slab
Site view: the storage mass built in bonded refractory slabs, firebox in place and bench begun, before any cladding.
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Teal stove tiles in moulded panels
A cladding of deep-green glazed stove tiles, moulded as arcaded panels, with matching band and cornice: the Kachelofen tradition, under old beams.
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Soft forms and granite shelves
A cream rendered volume with softened edges, a vaulted niche and polished granite shelves: a heater that plays on the contrast between matt material and lustrous stone.
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Prefabricated elements and hand-laid stove tiles
The other way to build a masonry heater: ceramic elements moulded to size, assembled on site, then clad in stove tiles one by one.
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A white column standing on its round base
A cylindrical masonry heater, rendered in matt white, whose arched firebox and circular base echo the curve of the body.
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A heater recessed in its niche, above two stone shelves
Rather than placing the mass in front of the wall, it was housed inside it: the firebox opens at the back of a masonry niche, above two stone shelves.
