Wood-burning stove

A fireplace, as a fixed part of the house, is built in and enclosed in masonry. A wood-burning stove is comparatively compact and freestanding. That is why it can be placed in the room quickly and easily like a piece of furniture.

A wood-burning stove is usually installed within half a day to a full day.

Our high-quality wood-burning stoves are available from approx. CHF 4,000. In addition to this base price, there are the costs of professional installation, which can vary depending on the structural conditions.

In most cases, this is easily possible. However, a professional inspection of the chimney by a stove builder or the responsible chimney sweep should be carried out in advance to ensure that the technical requirements for connection are met.

Contact us directly. We have an extensive network of specialist partner companies and will be happy to put you in touch with the right experts for the professional installation of your wood-burning stove.

A wood-burning stove requires less air than a classic fireplace, but an external air connection is always recommended wherever possible. While SIA standards require this for modern buildings, a missing connection is not a deal-breaker – in many existing installations, the air is taken directly from the room. We will be happy to work with you to assess which solution is best suited to your building situation.

In most cases, no formal building permission is required for the stove itself. However, there is usually a duty to notify the local council or the responsible fire protection authority. As the regulations can vary from region to region, we recommend a brief clarification before the project begins.

Absolutely! Thanks to modern fire protection measures and special insulation solutions, a wood-burning stove can be integrated safely and without any problems into wooden houses. We make sure that all safety distances and standards are complied with, so that you can enjoy the comforting warmth without any worries.