The Stûv 30-in Panels is a cladding solution for the Stûv 30 inset range, designed to give you far more control over the finished look of the fireplace without changing the core appliance. It allows the built-in fire to be tailored through different front panel layouts, widths, colours and finishes, making it particularly useful for projects where the visual integration of the stove matters just as much as the performance.
What makes this system especially flexible is the range of front panel configurations. You can opt for narrow (280 mm), medium (580 mm) and wide (680 mm) — facades along with multiple layout options including symmetrical wide, symmetrical narrow and asymmetrical right or left. In practical terms, this means the same core stove can be finished in very different ways depending on the shape of the wall, the style of the room and how much visual emphasis you want to place on the fire. The product information also notes that the panels are available in a vast range of colours, with Stûv finishes offered in 19 shades of temperature-resistant powder-coated paint, as well as a stabilised rust finish.
Behind the cladding flexibility is the same high-performance inset stove concept. The system uses a 3-door arrangement with glass door, closed door and open-fire mode, along with precision control of combustion air, post-combustion, high airtightness and a direct outside air inlet under the stove. The supplied figures state 10 kW output, a usage range of 5 to 12 kW, 81% efficiency, energy efficiency class A+, CO emissions of 0.05% and fine particle emissions of 28 mg/Nm³. The stove supports vertical logs and can take 50 cm horizontal logs or 33 cm vertical logs, while optional extras include a fan-based heat distribution kit, air box, outside air intake kit, barbecue kit and floor finishing plate.
This combination makes the Stûv 30-in cladding system more than just a decorative front. It is designed to work with the technical installation, allowing hot air to be distributed with or without an optional fan, and helping the final fireplace look more resolved while still supporting strong heat performance. For customers who want a built-in wood burning feature that can be visually customised without compromising the underlying stove specification, this is a very flexible solution.
Key Features:
- Front panel cladding system for Stûv 30-in
- Designed for built-in fireplace projects
- Symmetrical and asymmetrical layout options
- Right or left asymmetric options available
- Available in a wide choice of colours and finishes
- 19 powder-coated colour shades available
- Stabilised rust finish available
- 3-door stove system behind the façade
- Glass door, closed door and open-fire mode
- 10 kW output
- Usage range from 5 to 12 kW
- 81% efficiency
- Energy efficiency class A+
- Direct outside air inlet
- Optional heat distribution fan
- Optional floor finishing plate
- Optional barbecue kit
- Optional air inlet kit and air box
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Expert Insight
The real value of this system is that it separates the technical stove core from the visual finish. That gives much more freedom when designing the final fireplace, because the installer or designer can choose a façade width and panel arrangement that suits the wall composition rather than forcing the room to suit a fixed stove outline. The asymmetrical left or right layouts are especially useful in more architectural schemes, where the fire is intended to sit deliberately off-centre rather than simply in the middle of a flat opening.
The optional fan and heat distribution kit are also important in larger or more open spaces. Rather than relying only on direct radiant heat, they allow the warm air to be managed more actively, which can help improve temperature balance across the room or into neighbouring areas.
Suitability
The Stûv 30-in front panel system is well suited to design-led built-in fireplace projects, architectural renovations and interiors where the stove needs to be customised visually without changing the core firebox. It is a strong choice for customers who want a high-performance inset wood burning stove with flexible front panel widths, multiple layout options and a broad choice of finishes.
Installation / Technical Notes
The supplied data states a stove weight of 200 kg, with a 180 mm smoke outlet, 150 mm hot-air outlets and a 100 mm outside air inlet. The cladding panels are available in widths of 280 mm, 580 mm and 680 mm. The system has a minimum draw of 12 Pa, smoke mass flow of 8.1 g/s and average smoke temperature of 263°C. Minimum insulation thickness between the stove and combustible materials is listed as 4 cm at the back, 4 cm at the sides and 9 cm above.
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