Morsø’s 2140 is designed by Robin Levien from the well-known English design company Queensbury, Hunt & Levien (London). 2140 is a convection stove that is available with either the squirrel relief or ribbed sides.
Extra width – large windows
The Morsø 2140 wood-burning stove is ideal as the primary heat source for your home. The stove has an extra wide firebox, which means it can be fired with large logs. The large glass windows offer an excellent view of the fire. Morsø’s combustion system with airwash ensures that the glass always remains clean when the stove is correctly fired.
Efficient stove
The stove comes equipped with riddling grate, ash tray and ashpan for easy ash removal and cleaning. The stove can be used with both wood and briquettes and can, when fired efficiently, heat up to 120 sq. m of living space.
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Technical data |
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• Convection system |
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• Soot-free glass door |
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• Pre-heated combustion air |
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• Primary air supply |
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• Pre-heated secondary air |
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• Riddling grate system |
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• Ashpan |
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• Ash tray |
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• Removable handle |
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Fuel |
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• Wood and briquettes |
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Technical details |
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Heat output (kW) |
4-8 |
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Heating capacity (sq. m) |
60-120 |
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Height (mm) |
805 |
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Width (mm) |
570 |
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Depth (mm) |
490 |
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Flue outlet top |
Ø 150 |
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Flue outlet rear |
Ø 150 |
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Weight (kg) |
120 |
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Max. log length (cm) |
40 |
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Min. clearance to combustible material behind the stove (mm) |
200 |
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Min. clearance to combustible material, to the side (mm) |
400 | |
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