A classic with new technology
Thinking of the environment and wanting to live up to the world’s most stringent environmental requirements, Morsø has improved significantly the combustion system of its widely known radiant stove, a true Morsø classic. The furnace is fitted with an extra self-regulating chamber that supplies extra air at the top of the stove or fire via a number of ducts. This extra combustion ensures the burning of harmful particles and any excess gases that would otherwise be released into the atmosphere.
The Morsø 1412 fires up quickly and effectively, and the side panels are still decorated with Morsø’s classic squirrel motif.
Large glass door
The Morsø 1412 is a small universal cast-iron stove for firing with wood. The fireplace fires up quickly and is a powerful source of heat with a capacity to provide heating for a living area of up to 75 m2. This stove is ideal for fairly small homes, weekend cottages and similar where the heating requirements are not too great.
The glass is kept clean with a glass wash system
The Morsø 1410 and 1412 are equipped with a shaking grate, an ash shelf and ash drawer, which make it easy to remove the ash and clean the stove. Morsø’s combustion system includes a glass wash system, ensuring that the glass is always kept clean with correct firing.
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Technical data |
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• Radiation system |
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• Soot-free glass door |
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• Primary air supply |
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• Secondary air |
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• Riddling grate system |
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• Ash pan |
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• Ash tray |
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Colours and variants |
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• Black |
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