The Huntingdon 40 is a popular design that will never go out of style. Featuring an optional clear or tracery door, the Huntingdon is versatile for any living space. This high-performance Ecodesign stove combines traditional cast iron styling with an advanced convector combustion system, providing efficient heat output while ensuring reduced clearance to combustibles. Experience both classic charm and modern efficiency with the Huntingdon 40, designed to bring warmth and style to any home. 
 
Available with a choice of tracery or clear door, both options boast a wide viewing window, offering magnificent flame views. 
 
All Huntingdon models are fully DEFRA exempt, making them suitable for use anywhere in the UK. 
 
Heat Output: 8kW (4.5-10kW)
Efficiency: 76.4%
Fuel: Wood 
Flue: Top or Rear 5"
Features:
Built-in Heatshield
Cleanburn System
Ecodesign Plus
Airwash
DEFRA Exempt for smoke controlled areas
Options: Wood Burning 
 
Ecodesign Plus stoves represent the future of wood burning. Supporting the Government’s Clean Air Strategy, these advanced stoves burn so cleanly they meet, and in many cases even exceed, 2022 air quality and efficiency targets.
 
Stovax Airwash
Airwash is a specific design feature that uses a specially placed vent or vents to draw in cool air from the room; the air is then heated and ducted to ‘wash’ over the inside of the glass. This feature helps to keep the glass clean for longer, allowing you to enjoy the glow and flames to the full.
Airwash air is the best way of controlling a stove burning wood and can be used a small amount in a stove burning solid mineral fuels to keep the glass clean.
 
Stovax Cleanburn System
Airwash air is drawn down over the inside of the window to keep the glass clean and clear. It is also used as primary combustion air when burning wood.
Primary air for use with solid fuel, also used to start wood fires but not normally used once a wood fire is burning.
Cleanburn secondary air is pre-heated as it passes through a heat exchanger chamber within the firebox. It is then drawn into the smokestream, where it combusts unburnt hydrocarbons to provide a cleaner burn and greater thermal efficiency.
Introducing pre-heated, secondary air into the firebox at just the right point promotes efficient combustion of any unburnt hydrocarbons that may be in the smoke. This ‘cleanburn’ process can greatly increase the combustion efficiency of your wood burning stove and dramatically reduce the amount of unburnt particles going up the chimney. This can in turn reduce your servicing costs and save you money in fuel. It also gives you an improved flame visual.
 
 
Please always consult your installer before purchasing a solid fuel appliance online as there are many requirements and regulations to be considered. If you wish to add flue components to your order, please contact our showroom direct.