Introducing Oslo Eco 5kW – a compact minimalist stove, the perfect blend of functionality and style for any home. Designed to effectively heat an average-sized living room, this stove is ideal for those seeking a reliable and efficient heating solution. Whether you’re warming up a cozy corner or providing supplementary heat in a larger space, this stove delivers consistent warmth throughout your living area.

Experience the perfect combination of practicality and aesthetic appeal with the Oslo Eco 5kW. Enhance your living space with a heating solution that is as stylish as it is effective. Whether you need a primary heat source or an elegant addition to your existing setup, this stove is a must-have for any home.

Hamco Oslo 5 Eco Stove Features

• 4.8Kw to heat up to 65m³
• Efficiency 76.1%
• Eco Design 2022 Energy Rating A
• Contemporary minimalistic design
• Retains heat long after fire has expired
• Powerful airwash to help keep the glass clean
• Double Combustion with Cleanburn Tertiary Air
• Optional Top or Rear Flue outlet
• Ability to burn either wood or solid fuels (multifuel)
• External riddling system

Dimentions

H: 533mm
D: 321mm
W: 400mm (+15mm for riddling Rod)
Flue Outlet: 125mm
Distance from floor to centre of back flue: 433mm (approx.)
Distance from rear to centre of top flue: 105mm (approx.)

Weight: 61kg
Max log size: 25cm

For more information and recommendation on Hamco Oslo Eco 5kW visit our showroom  Kildare Stoves or call 0858754191.

Eco Design                                              

All Hamco stoves meet and go beyond the stringent air quality and efficiency standards of the Ecodesign directive, lowering emissions to an absolute minimum, this collection is designed to make them some of today’s cleanest burning fires.

Why use a stove as a heating source? Wood is a renewable energy resource. Differently from what happens when fossil fuels are burnt, such as diesel oil, gas or coal, which are resources that are bound to run out and have a negative environmental impact, when wood burns, it is possible to speak about zero environmental impact. In contrast to these types of fuels, when it burns, wood releases an amount of carbon dioxide which is equivalent to that absorbed by a tree during its growth. This process is called carbon cycle.