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The Contura 620 Style is a contemporary wood burning stove that is in black. It has an optional log storage compartment and an optional warming shelf.
This stove has been equipped with Powerstone which retains heat and has a convection damper as standard. This allows for your stove to burn for longer.
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The Contura 620 Style wood burning stove is a free standing log burner that comes in black with an optional warming shelf. This stove also has an available glass hearth.
This high quality, sleek looking stove has a large glass fire display that takes full advantage of the flames.
This stove has been equipped with Powerstone which retains heat and has a convection damper as standard. This allows for your stove to burn for longer.
| Weight | 250 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 51 × 58 × 129 cm |
| Colour | Black |
| Brand | Contura |
| Eco Design Ready | Yes |
| Energy Rating | A |
| Fuel Type | Wood |
| Viewable Sides | 1 Sided |
| Warranty | 5 Years (if registered) |
| DEFRA Approved | Yes |
| Efficiency | 84% |
| Flue Diameter | 150mm (6") |
| Flue Exit | Top Exit |
| Material | Cast Iron |
| Country Of Origin | Sweden |
| Heat Output | Medium (5kW to 7.9kW) |
| Placement | Freestanding |
| Style | Contemporary |
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M davis –
Contura Stoves look very nice and trendy, and if installed properly work well with good quality kiln dried logs. However, having purchased one with a white paintwork finish it has been disappointing in that the paintwork still seems to deteriorate quite easily, with the paintwork pealing off in places. A few panels were replaced after only a few months of careful use but yet again they have shown the paintwork lifting off the repaced panels. This makes me think the white paint may not be fit for purpose. If I had to chose again I would definitely NOT have it with white paintwork, in fact I would most likely choose black. Having looked at the white paintwork closely, it does not look very thickly applied. So think carefully before you make any decision on the appearance quality of the stove finish. This is without doubt my opinion of the white panel paint quality.