Optimum
Where combustion technology and interior design meet without compromise
The Optimum is a closed wood-burning fireplace with a hinged door, operating independently of the room air. It is available in several configurations, with or without storage stones or a convection chamber, allowing heat distribution to be adapted to the home and the way it is used.
With an efficiency above 83 percent and full compliance with the Ecodesign 2022 standard, this model fits naturally into contemporary, well-insulated homes. What truly sets the Optimum apart is the extensive freedom it offers in terms of finish.
The interior lining consists of ceramic or cast iron slats in the Original, Triangle and Round versions, each available in Black or Terracotta. The solid 10 mm steel finishing frame and the matching handle follow the same chromatic logic and can additionally be executed in Maple Gold.
As a result, this fireplace integrates just as naturally into an understated interior as into a strongly defined architectural project.
Optimum Closed Wood-fired Fireplace
Supplies
1. fresh air supply (connected below or behind)
2. supply of ambient air
3. primary air supply/combustion air
4. secondary air supply/air wash for glass
5. tertiary air supply/post-combustion
6. flue gas discharge
7. outlet of heated ambient air
Characteristics
A. insulated combustion chamber available with Original, Round, Triangle or Ceramic interior finishes
B. bottom plate in 20mm massive flat steel with ashpan and cast iron grate or Ceramic
C. control for air supply (primary, secondary and tertiary air supply)
D. adjustable flue gas baffle plates
E. catalyst
F. door handle
G. adjustable floor support
H. optional finishing frame in 10mm solid steel
Optimum Closed Wood-fired Fireplace with Convection Jacket
Supplies
1. fresh air supply (connected below or behind)
2. supply of ambient air/convection air
3. primary air supply/combustion air
4. secondary air supply/air wash for glass
5. tertiary air supply/post-combustion
6. flue gas discharge
7. guide for convection air through convection jacket
8. outlet of heated convection air
Characteristics
A. insulated combustion chamber available with Original, Round Triangle or Ceramic interior finishes
B. bottom plate in 20mm massive flat steel with ashpan and cast iron grate or Ceramic
C. control for air supply (primary, secondary and tertiary air supply)
D. adjustable flue gas baffle plates
E. catalyst
F. convection jacket
G. door handle
H. adjustable floorsupport
I. optional finishing frame in 10mm solid steel
Optimum Closed Wood-fired Fireplace with Accumulation Stones
Supplies
1. fresh air supply (connected below or behind)
2. supply of ambient air
3. primary air supply/combustion air
4. secondary air supply/air wash for glass
5. tertiary air supply/post-combustion
6. flue gas discharge
7. outlet of heated accumulated air
Characteristics
A. insulated combustion chamber available with Original, Round, Triangle or Ceramic interior finishes
B. bottom plate in 20mm massive flat steel with ashpan and cast iron grate or Ceramic
C. control for air supply (primary, secondary and tertiary air supply)
D. adjustable flue gas baffle plates
E. catalyst
F. accumulation stones
G. door handle
H. adjustable floor support
I. optional finishing frame in 10mm solid steel
EXPERIENCE THE BENEFITS OF OUR HINGED DOOR FIREPLACE DESIGN, WHERE FUNCTIONALITY AND AESTHETICS COME TOGETHER SEAMLESSLY
Enhance your Optimum Fireplace with Accumulation Stones (Optional)
Extended Heat Distribution
The accumulation stone is not just an optional feature; it's an enhancement that improves the way your fireplace distributes heat. By absorbing and storing the excess heat generated during a fire, it gradually releases it into the room, ensuring a more even and consistent temperature for an extended time. This means less reliance on other heating sources.
Cost-Effective Heating
The use of accumulation stone can lead to cost savings on your heating bills. The heat retained in the stone allows you to enjoy warmth well after the fire has gone out, reducing the need for additional wood.
THE HEAT RETAINED IN THE STONE ALLOWS YOU TO ENJOY WARMTH WELL AFTER THE FIRE HAS GONE OUT, REDUCING THE NEED FOR ADDITIONAL WOOD
Hinged Door System
Our fireplace features a hinged door for effortless access. This secure mechanism ensures a smooth and easy door-opening experience.
Space Efficiency
The hinged door design is notably practical for spaces with limited vertical clearance. Unlike retractable door systems, it doesn't require additional height for the door to slide up. This makes it an excellent choice for rooms with lower ceilings.
Accessibility
The hinged door allows for a wide and unobstructed view of the fire, making it easy to add wood, adjust the flames, or clean the interior. It provides a user-friendly experience that is both convenient and visually pleasing.
Experience the benefits of our hinged door fireplace design, where functionality and aesthetics come together seamlessly.
THE HINGED DOOR DESIGN IS NOTABLY PRACTICAL FOR SPACES WITH LIMITED VERTICAL CLEARANCE
Door Handle
The door handle is an integral part of the device and is available in various colors from our range: Black, Terracotta, or Maple Gold.
Fresh Air Supply
The fresh air supply can be adjusted using the supplied handle. Maximum air supply for combustion is achieved when the slidable handle is moved completely to the right.
It is best to slide the lever completely to the right when lighting the fire. Once the kindling wood is nicely ignited after 10 to 15 minutes, the air regulator can be put back in the middle position.
If the handle is in the middle position, the fireplace burns at nominal heat output. In this position, the combustion and efficiency are best when the chimney is drawing at minimum 12 Pascal.
Moving the handle further to the left reduces the air supply and this decreases the output of the fireplace. When you slide the handle further to the left from the middle position, this reduces the air supply in the fireplace. Once the air supply is in the fully left position, the fire in the fireplace will be extinguished.
Enhanced Heating Options
The possibility of choosing between a ceramic heating bottom or a solid steel bottom with a cast iron grate and ash pan is available for the Optimum.
The ceramic material used as the heating bottom is renowned for its exceptional thermal properties. This option is perfect for heat retention and a consistent, extended heating experience. Moreover, the ceramic is an organic material, emphasizing its natural appeal.
On the other hand, the solid steel bottom, complete with a cast iron grate and ash pan, offers a distinct set of advantages. The minimalistic steel construction provides durability and strength, ensuring it can withstand high temperatures and the rigors of daily use like the ceramic bottom. The grate and ash pan are thoughtfully designed to facilitate convenient ash removal. This option is ideal for those who favor a more minimalistic fireplace setup combined with effortless maintenance and cleaning.
THE GRATE AND ASH PAN ARE THOUGHTFULLY DESIGNED TO FACILITATE CONVENIENT ASH REMOVAL
Custom convection slots for enhanced fireplace efficiency
Upgrade your fireplace with a convection slot—designed to improve heat distribution and energy efficiency by circulating warm air evenly throughout your space. This innovative feature enhances comfort, reduces heating costs, and ensures a safer, more effective fireplace experience.
Our convection slots are available in three stunning colors Black, Terracotta or Maple Gold and can be customized to your exact measurements, ensuring a perfect fit for any fireplace design. Whether for new installations or retrofits, this solution combines functionality with style.
Positioning the Appliance
The fireplace is equipped with 4 adjustable support feet.
The height of the support feet can be adjusted both inside and outside the fireplace.
If the highest position of the support feet is not sufficient, a supporting structure must be built on which the fireplace can be placed. This must be sufficiently solid and stable to support the weight of the stove
Fuel: Wood
To obtain optimal combustion, the moisture content of the wood should be no more than 15% If this is not the case, the glass will quickly become soiled and appliance will be less efficient. To achieve this moisture content, the wood must be dried for two to three years in a dry well-ventilated place. The most suitable wood types are beech, oak and birch.
Each of our fireplaces has an optimal wood load: for Optimum models we recommend 25 cm logs. The use of resinous wood types, chipboard, laminate, treated wood or accelerants is strongly discouraged, as it produces sparks and a short burning time. It also harms your fireplace and the environment. Please consult our manual for detailed instructions per type of fireplace.
BY REDUCING THE EMISSIONS OF FINE PARTICLES AND OTHER AIR POLLUTANTS, WE HELP TO IMPROVE THE COMFORT AND ENVIRONMENT OF THE END USER
Responsible Wood Burning
Wood heating can only be economical and ecological if it is used in the right conditions! Choice of equipment, choice of wood, feeding the stove, maintenance... With these conditions you can reduce the emission of fine particles and other air pollutants, but also increase the efficiency of your combustion.
Increasing Combustion Efficiency
By reducing the emissions of fine particles and other air pollutants, we help to improve the comfort and environment of the end user.