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Stove Prices 2026
39 models
Natural Stove Mini 4 kW Decorative Economy Pellet Stove
Mini is Natural Stove's small-bodied, economy pellet stove: with 4 kW nominal output and a 40–45 m² heating area it is intended for a single room. At 25 kg and 70 × 63 × 38 cm it is the easiest model in the range to move. Who it is for: small flats, studios, office rooms, vineyard-house rooms; anyone trying a pellet stove for the first time on a tight budget. Technical values: body of 2.5–4 mm steel plate, 1 ceramic front glass, pellet hopper 4.5 L (8 kg), consumption adjustable between 1–3 kg (the manufacturer states no per-hour unit). Heat comfort dampers, a pellet flow adjustment mechanism, secondary combustion and an ash tray are included. The manufacturer gives a 2-year warranty, started by the service form at delivery. Installation: manual and non-electric, works on natural draught. Being small does not remove the need for a chimney; a flue connection is essential for smoke. Fuel: pellets; lighting is by hand.
Petra Classic Davul Rocket-Type Glass Decorative Pellet Stove
Davul is a decorative pellet stove with a cylindrical body that Petra Classic calls "rocket type". Manufacturer photos show a black square base at the bottom, a cylindrical glass section in the middle where the flame is visible all round, and a reflector cap on top; all shots are in terrace and garden settings. Who it is for: café and restaurant terraces, hotel gardens, evening gatherings on home terraces; anyone wanting a visual focal point as much as a heater. We have asked the maker for a sheet; clarifying before ordering is advised. Use note: a manual pellet stove, no electricity needed. Although the outdoor photos suggest the intended location, the manufacturer does not state it in text; if used indoors it must be connected to a chimney, because burning pellets produces smoke. Protect the glass cylinder from knocks and water while hot. Fuel: pellets.
Petra Classic Sandık Rocket-Type Glass Decorative Pellet Stove
Sandık is the square-bodied member of Petra Classic's rocket-type decorative pellet stoves. Manufacturer images show a laser-cut patterned square base, a vertical section glazed on four sides above it, and a reflector cap on top; all photos show terrace, garden and poolside use. Who it is for: outdoor seating areas, café and restaurant terraces, wedding and event venues; businesses wanting decorative fire. Neither heat output nor dimensions, weight, hopper, consumption or glass type have been published. Use note: the burn pot is loaded and ignited manually; no electricity needed. Smoke is emitted outdoors too; indoor use is possible only with a proper flue connection. In windy locations, anchoring against tipping and distance from combustible surfaces are required. Fuel: pellets.
Natural Stove Kule 4 kW Decorative Tower Pellet Stove
Kule is Natural Stove's decorative pellet stove with a rectangular prism body and laser-cut patterns; the product name states 4 kW. Manufacturer images show a black body, flames visible through patterned side panels and a cap-shaped top; photos show use inside a restaurant and on terraces. Who it is for: café and restaurant terraces, winter gardens, garden seating areas; anyone wanting fire for atmosphere more than for heating. Use note: the pellet pot is filled and lit by hand; no electricity needed. Smoke is emitted even outdoors; indoors it may only be operated with a proper flue connection. Anchoring is recommended on windy terraces. Fuel: pellets.
Natural Stove Safir Fireplace-Style 6 kW Pellet Stove
Safir is Natural Stove's fireplace-look pellet stove rated 6 kW. Manufacturer images show a tall front glass running from top to bottom, an angular black body and short legs; room photos show winter-garden and living-room use. Who it is for: small to medium living rooms wanting to watch the flame through a large pane; anyone after a movable solution instead of building a fireplace. Installation: a manual, non-electric pellet stove; a flue connection is compulsory. The large pane is ceramic glass and must not touch water or a wet cloth while hot. Fuel: pellets.
Natural Stove Eyfel Glass Decorative Pellet Stove
Eyfel is a decorative pellet stove from Natural Stove with a four-legged lattice body resembling the tower it is named after. The manufacturer's image shows a black laser-cut lattice structure with the firebox at the bottom; the flame is watched through the lattice openings. Who it is for: cafés, terraces and decorative venues that want to highlight the look of fire more than raw heat; anyone wanting a focal point for a conversation area. For that reason we make no claim about heating capacity. Use note: a manual pellet stove, no socket needed; but burning pellets produces smoke, so a flue connection or open-air use is essential. The intended location (indoor/outdoor) is to be clarified by the manufacturer. Fuel: pellets.
Natural Stove Stainless Kule 4 kW Decorative Tower Pellet Stove
Stainless Kule is the stainless-steel-bodied version of the Kule; 4 kW appears in its name. Manufacturer photos show a bright metal body, laser-cut patterned side panels and the cap on top; all shots are on restaurant terraces and open seating areas. Who it is for: cafés and restaurants wanting a body more resistant to corrosion than painted sheet for outdoor use; terrace and garden seating. Use note: a manual pellet stove, no electricity required. It produces smoke even outdoors; indoors it may only be used connected to a chimney. Do not clean the stainless surface while hot. Fuel: pellets.
Petra Classic Riva Fan-Assisted (Blower) Pellet Stove
Riva is Petra Classic's industrial blower (fan) pellet stove: 8 kW nominal output with a stated heating area of 100–120 m². The tall, narrow body, the air duct at the top and the rear fan blow warm air into the space. The manufacturer's image shows a black 125 cm sheet-steel body with a ceramic-glass front door. Who it is for: workshops, shops, warehouse offices, large living rooms and other big single-volume spaces; anyone wanting heat to spread quickly. Technical values: size 125 × 45 × 50 cm, weight 45 kg, body of 2 mm DKP steel, pellet hopper 8.5 L (17 kg), nominal consumption 1.5–2 kg, ceramic glass, energy class described by the manufacturer as "Modern Eco". Electricity and flue: electricity is needed for the blower. Combustion is manual, so the fan stops in a power cut. In any case a properly drawing chimney is compulsory and flueless use is not possible. Fuel: pellets. The large hopper allows long intervals between refills at low setting; duration depends on fuel quality.
Eco Mini 8 kW Manual Pellet & Wood Stove
Eco Mini is the most compact-bodied manual stove in Baba's Stove's 8 kW class. The manufacturer's table lists it with a single-glass door, no fan and manual operation; energy class A+, flue outlet 130 mm. Who it is for: small living rooms, bungalows and shops that are short on space but still want an 8 kW stove. The narrow body makes corner placement easier. What is known: a hand-filled pellet hopper, a single front glass to watch the fire, and combustion controlled by the air setting. The product name states that wood can be burned alongside pellets. Installation and flue: must connect to a properly drawing 130 mm chimney; no electrical installation is needed. Flueless use is not possible.
Eco Mini Plus 8 kW Three-Glass Manual Pellet & Wood Stove
Eco Mini Plus is the three-glass version of the Eco Mini: two side windows join the front glass, so the flame is visible from three sides and the stove can also sit closer to the middle of a room. Everything else matches the Eco Mini: 8 kW output, A+ energy class, manual operation, no fan, 130 mm flue. Who it is for: anyone wanting a fireplace feel in a small space, especially L-shaped living rooms where the seating sees the stove from the side. A specification sheet is on request. Use note: the side windows are ceramic glass and must not be cleaned while hot; wiping with a dry cloth once cool is enough. Pellets and wood can be burned. Installation: a natural-draught manual stove, no socket required; a 130 mm chimney that meets regulations is compulsory. Because the side windows of a three-glass body radiate more heat, keep a wider gap to furniture and curtains beside the stove than with the single-glass model.
Eco 8 kW Manual Pellet & Wood Stove
Eco 8 is Baba's Stove's entry-level manual pellet stove: it runs on natural chimney draught alone, with no electrical connection, and delivers 4–8 kW. According to the manufacturer's series information sheet it is intended to heat a room of roughly 40–50 m². Who it is for: village and vineyard houses where power cuts happen, summer homes used in winter, or small flats that want a simple, silent stove. The single-glass door keeps the flame visible; the top plate takes a kettle or a pan. Highlights: a 24-litre (about 15 kg) fuel hopper, pellet consumption of 1–1.5 kg per hour, a firebox that also burns wood and briquettes, and an A+ energy class. The body measures 47 × 52 × 90 cm and weighs about 60 kg, so stairs and placement should be planned in advance. Installation and flue: a 130 mm chimney built to standard with verified draught is mandatory; the stove connects to it with a pipe and needs no electricity. Pellet stoves produce smoke too; use without a chimney or on a shared ventilation duct is not acceptable. Fuel compatibility: 6 mm A1-grade pine pellets are recommended; dry wood and briquettes can also be used. The burn rate is controlled by hand through the air control.
Eco Plus 8 kW Three-Glass Manual Pellet & Wood Stove
Eco Plus is the three-glass body of the Eco series. Windows on the front door and both sides show the fire from a wide angle; with no fan it is completely silent in operation and needs no electrical installation. Who it is for: homes that want a fireplace look but prefer to stay away from the electronics of automatic pellet stoves; rural houses where mains power is unreliable. Values from the manufacturer sheet: 4–8 kW output, 40–50 m² heating area, 1–2 kg/h fuel consumption, 24 L / 15 kg fuel tank, 81% efficiency at maximum output, A+ energy class. Body 47 × 52 × 90 cm, weight 60 kg, flue diameter 130 mm. The manufacturer's recommended minimum floor plate is 65 × 75 cm. Flue and installation: the stove connects by pipe to a 130 mm chimney; at least 10 Pa draught is required. Burning pellets does not remove the need for a chimney; smoke and flue gas must be vented outside exactly as with a wood stove. The manufacturer requires reading the manual and having the chimney draught checked before installation. Fuel: 6 mm A1 pine pellets, dry wood, briquettes.
Eco Fan 8 kW Manual Pellet & Wood Stove with Fan
Eco Fan is the Eco 8 body fitted with a fan that blows the heat gathering at the back of the stove into the room. Combustion remains fully manual and relies on natural chimney draught; the fan only speeds up heat distribution and can be switched off. Who it is for: users who want the stove's room to warm up quickly but do not want the mains dependency of an automatic stove. In a power cut the stove keeps burning; only the fan stops. Technical values (manufacturer sheet): 4–8 kW heat output, 1–2 kg/h fuel consumption, 24 L / 15 kg fuel tank, 81% combustion efficiency at maximum output, A+ energy class, 130 mm flue diameter. The fan runs on 220 V 50 Hz mains and draws 80 W. Body 47 × 52 × 90 cm, weight 60 kg; single-glass door. Installation note: connects by pipe to a 130 mm chimney with at least 10 Pa draught. An earthed wall socket is needed for the fan. Although it is a pellet stove, a chimney is compulsory; running it without a flue is simply not an option. Fuel: pellets, dry wood and briquettes. The manufacturer recommends 6 mm A1 pine pellets.
Eco Plus Fan 8 kW Three-Glass Manual Pellet & Wood Stove with Fan
Eco Plus Fan is the three-glass Eco Plus body with an 80 W warm-air fan added. The fan pushes heat gathered behind the body forward; because the stove stays manual and natural-draught, a power cut only silences the fan and does not put the fire out. Who it is for: users with a largish room who want heat to reach the corners quickly, without giving up the three-sided flame view. Sheet values: 4–8 kW, 1–2 kg/h fuel, 24 L / 15 kg tank, 81% maximum efficiency, A+ class, 130 mm flue. Fan 220 V AC 50 Hz, 80 W. Body 47 × 52 × 90 cm, 60 kg; packed weight is 80 kg, so two people are needed at delivery. Installation: a pipe connection to a 130 mm chimney and an earthed socket for the fan are sufficient. Chimney draught must be at least 10 Pa; it cannot be used in rooms without a chimney. Fuel: pellets (6 mm A1 pine recommended), dry wood and briquettes. The burn rate is adjusted by hand with the air damper. The firebox is 40 × 22 × 40 cm, so log length should stay under 35 cm; the manufacturer gives 65 × 75 cm as the recommended minimum floor plate.
Flame Fan 12 kW Manual Pellet & Wood Stove with Fan
Flame Fan is Baba's Stove's tall-bodied 12 kW manual stove. It is recognised by its 114 cm narrow body, large vertical glass and the grilled warm-air outlet on top. Combustion is manual; the fan only circulates air. Who it is for: larger living rooms where 8 kW is not enough, people heating two rooms at once, and high-ceilinged spaces. Manufacturer sheet: 6–12 kW output, 1.4–2.8 kg/h fuel consumption, 38 L / 26 kg fuel tank, 80.5% efficiency at maximum output, A+ energy class, 130 mm flue diameter, 150–220 °C flue gas temperature. Fan 220 V 50 Hz / 80 W. Dimensions 43 × 57 × 114 cm, weight 75 kg (95 kg packed). Recommended minimum floor plate 53 × 70 cm. Flue and electricity: a 130 mm chimney drawing at least 10 Pa is compulsory. Electricity is for the fan only; in a power cut the stove keeps burning on natural draught. It cannot run without a chimney or connected to a ventilation grille. Fuel: pellets, wood and briquettes. The large tank means long intervals between refills at low settings; actual time depends on fuel quality and draught.
Flame Plus Fan 12 kW Three-Glass Manual Pellet & Wood Stove with Fan
Flame Plus Fan is the three-glass version of the Flame body: two side windows beside the tall front glass turn the 114 cm body into something close to a vertical fireplace. The technical basis is identical to the Flame Fan. Who it is for: large, open-plan living rooms; anyone who prefers to place the stove in a visible spot rather than against a wall and watch the fire from every angle. Sheet values: 6–12 kW, 1.4–2.8 kg/h consumption, 38 L / 26 kg tank, 80.5% maximum efficiency, A+ class, 130 mm flue, 150–220 °C flue gas temperature, fan 220 V / 80 W. Body 43 × 57 × 114 cm, 75 kg. Firebox 30 × 30 × 70 cm, so if split wood is used its length should be chosen accordingly. Flue and installation: a 130 mm chimney with measured draught is mandatory. A socket is needed for the fan; the stove itself runs without one. The side windows are ceramic, must not be cleaned hot and should be protected from knocks. Fuel: pellets, wood, briquettes; the manufacturer recommends 6 mm A1-grade pine pellets. Packed weight is 95 kg; allow for two people at delivery and the 57 cm depth when checking door widths. The recommended minimum floor plate is 53 × 70 cm.
Natural Stove Atlas Three-Glass Pellet Cooker Stove with Oven
Atlas is Natural Stove's three-glass cooker-type pellet stove with oven. Below are the pellet burn pot and a wide-glazed firebox; above sits a 25 cm deep oven with tempered glass. The manufacturer states 6 kW nominal output and a 70–80 m² heating area. Who it is for: small to medium homes; anyone wanting to combine a pellet stove with kitchen functions in a light, easily moved unit. Technical values: size 101 × 45 × 55 cm, weight 35 kg, body of 2.5–5 mm steel plate, pellet hopper 4.5 L (8 kg), nominal consumption 1.5 kg (the manufacturer does not state a per-hour unit), 3 ceramic panes + 1 tempered oven glass. Heat comfort dampers, pellet flow adjustment, secondary combustion and an ash tray for spilled pellets are included. The manufacturer gives a 2-year warranty, started by the service form issued at delivery. Installation: manual, non-electric and natural draught; a chimney is essential. A pellet stove also produces smoke and cannot be used flueless. Fuel: pellets. Lighting is done by hand with gel or wood-wool firelighters; it reaches working temperature in the first 10–20 minutes.
Silver 8 kW Manual Pellet & Wood Cooker Stove with Oven
Silver is Baba's Stove's vertical cooker stove with oven in the 8 kW class: a glass-doored firebox below, a doored oven above. It can be seen as the lower-output sibling of the Gold; the manufacturer's table lists a single-glass door, manual operation, no fan, A+ energy class and a 130 mm flue. Who it is for: anyone who wants to heat a medium room without giving up an oven; homes that do not need the 12 kW Gold. Manufacturer images show a grey body colour. Dimensions: according to the technical drawing, width 44.3 cm, depth 53.3 cm, height 98.7 cm (103.2 cm with the flue collar); rear flue outlet Ø130 mm. The drawing shows the top oven door and a thermometer. Installation and flue: natural draught, works without electricity. A 130 mm chimney built to standard is compulsory; being a pellet stove does not mean flueless use. Fuel: pellets and wood.
Silver Plus 8 kW Three-Glass Manual Pellet & Wood Cooker Stove with Oven
Silver Plus is the three-glass version of the Silver cooker stove with oven: besides the front door glass there are windows on both sides of the body, so the fire stays visible even while food is cooking. Output and operation match the Silver: 8 kW, A+ energy class, manual, no fan, 130 mm flue. Who it is for: small to medium living rooms wanting both a fireplace view and an oven; seating layouts where the stove is also seen from the side. Dimensions: the technical drawing shows 44.3 × 53.3 × 98.7 cm (W × D × H); rear Ø130 mm flue outlet. Manufacturer images show a grey body and a thermometer-fitted oven door on top. Installation: works without a socket on natural draught. A properly drawing 130 mm chimney is essential. The side windows are ceramic glass; keep water off them while hot and wipe with a dry cloth once cool. Fuel: pellets and wood. The burn rate is controlled by hand with the air lever.
Gold 12 kW Manual Pellet & Wood Cooker Stove with Oven
Gold is a vertical cooker-type manual pellet stove with the firebox below and a doored oven above. It heats the room and provides an oven for bread, pastries and casseroles; the top plate also takes a kettle or pans. Who it is for: village and vineyard houses where kitchen and living room share one space, winter-used summer homes, and anyone wanting to cook without electricity. Manufacturer sheet: 6–12 kW output, 1.4–2.8 kg/h fuel, 35 L / 22 kg fuel tank, 80.75% efficiency at maximum output, A+ energy class, 130 mm flue. Oven interior 36.5 × 30 × 20 cm; rectangular tray 36 × 28 cm, round tray 28 cm diameter. Body 51 × 58 × 109 cm, weight 90 kg (110 kg packed). Single-glass door, no fan. Installation and flue: natural draught, so no socket is required; a 130 mm chimney with a minimum 10 Pa draught is required. Recommended minimum floor plate 70 × 85 cm. It is a heavy item; placement and carrying upstairs should be discussed beforehand. Fuel: pellets, wood or briquettes. According to the manufacturer the oven tray and rack come with oven models.
Gold Plus 12 kW Three-Glass Manual Pellet & Wood Cooker Stove with Oven
Gold Plus is the three-glass version of the Gold cooker stove with oven. The firebox is surrounded by two side windows in addition to the front glass, so the fire stays visible from three sides even while cooking. Oven section, output figures and dimensions are the same as the Gold. Who it is for: combined kitchen–living spaces that want both a fireplace look and an oven; anyone after a decorative yet functional cooker stove in a guest room. Sheet values: 6–12 kW, 1.4–2.8 kg/h fuel, 35 L / 22 kg tank, 80.75% maximum efficiency, A+ class, 130 mm flue. Oven 36.5 × 30 × 20 cm, rectangular tray 36 × 28 cm, round tray Ø28 cm. Body 51 × 58 × 109 cm, weight 90 kg. Manual operation, no fan. Flue and installation: runs without a socket; needs a 130 mm chimney with at least 10 Pa draught and a 70 × 85 cm floor-plate area. The side windows are ceramic and must not be wiped with a wet cloth while hot. Fuel: pellets (6 mm A1 pine recommended), dry wood, briquettes. The firebox is 40 × 26 × 40 cm, so log length should not exceed 35 cm.
Saphire 10 kW Manual Pellet & Wood Horizontal Cooker Stove with Oven
Saphire is Baba's Stove's horizontal cooker stove: a glass-doored firebox on the left, a thermometer-fitted oven on the right, and a wide cooking plate on top. Think of it as the pellet-burning version of the classic village range. Who it is for: village, mountain and highland houses that want a permanent range in the kitchen; anyone who wants to simmer a pot and bake bread at the same time. Manufacturer sheet: 5–10 kW output, 1.2–2.3 kg/h fuel consumption, 22 L / 15 kg fuel tank, 80.75% efficiency at maximum output, A+ energy class, 130 mm flue. Oven interior 36.5 × 36.5 × 30 cm; rectangular tray 36 × 34 cm, round tray Ø34 cm. Body 91.5 × 63 × 79 cm, weight 110 kg (135 kg packed). Single glass, no fan, manual. Installation: because of its weight, placement and any stair carrying should be planned ahead; the manufacturer specifies a 120 × 85 cm minimum floor plate. A 130 mm chimney drawing at least 10 Pa is essential; no electricity is needed. The flue outlet is at the top rear. Fuel: pellets, wood and also briquettes. The firebox is 35 × 33 × 37 cm, so short-cut logs should be used.
Gold E 12 kW Automatic Pellet Cooker Stove with Oven
Gold E 12 is the automatic member of the Baba's Stove cooker family: pellet feed, ignition and fan are managed by an electronic control unit. The manufacturer's table lists 12 kW output, A++ energy class, a three-glass firebox, oven and fan; the flue outlet is 80 mm. Who it is for: users who want the house warm before they get up and prefer setting a thermostat to tending a fire, while still wanting an oven. Key differences: this model burns pellets only (the Turkish term "dry type" means it is not a hydro/boiler model and heats room air). Automatic ignition and the auger feed need continuous electricity; the stove does not run during a power cut. Fan operation produces a slight noise. Installation and flue: an 80 mm flue line suitable for pellet stoves (preferably stainless, gasketed) and an earthed socket are required. Automatic pellet stoves also produce flue gas; it cannot be run without a flue.
Hidro H 14 kW Manual Hydro Pellet Boiler Stove
Hidro H 14 is Baba's Stove's manually operated hydro pellet stove: its water jacket connects to the radiator circuit, but pellet feed and combustion are not electronically controlled as on automatic models. The manufacturer's table gives 14 kW output, A+ energy class, single-glass door, manual operation and "boiler: yes"; flue diameter is 130 mm. Who it is for: homes that want to feed a few radiators without the mains dependency and cost of an automatic boiler; anyone converting an existing wood/coal hydro stove to pellets. Dimensions: the manufacturer's technical drawing shows a body 48.5 cm wide, 65.6 cm deep and 106.8 cm high; the flue outlet is Ø130 mm at the rear. Important: although manual, it is a wet system; if a circulation pump is used it needs electricity, and the open expansion vessel or safety components must not be omitted. Plumbing must be done by a qualified installer and the stove connected to a well-drawing 130 mm chimney. Fuel: pellets.
Hidro D 22 kW Automatic Pellet Boiler
Hidro D 22 is an automatic pellet boiler with the same 22 kW output as the Hidro A, but with a closed, glassless body. Instead of flame viewing it concentrates entirely on heating the circuit, which makes it suitable for a boiler room, pantry or kitchen corner. Manufacturer table: 22 kW, A++ energy class, no fire glass, automatic operation, boiler yes, 80 mm flue. Who it is for: detached houses and small businesses with radiators; anyone who does not want the appliance on show in the living area. Images show a body with light green panels; colour options will be asked. Operation: auger feed, automatic ignition and water temperature control are electronic; a permanent electrical connection is essential. Fuel is pellets only. Installation: the plumbing, including sealed-system components and pump, must be done by a qualified installer. An 80 mm gasketed flue line resistant to condensate is required.
Hidro A 22 kW Automatic Hydro (Boiler) Pellet Stove
Hidro A 22 is an automatic pellet stove that heats radiator water rather than room air. The water jacket in its body connects to the heating circuit, so several rooms can be heated from one appliance. The manufacturer's table lists 22 kW output, A++ energy class, a single-glass front door, automatic operation and "boiler: yes"; the flue diameter is 80 mm. Who it is for: detached houses with existing radiators and no natural gas; anyone switching from a coal boiler to pellets. Manufacturer images show beige/cream side panels. How it works: pellets are fed automatically from the hopper by an auger, and the electronic control manages ignition and water temperature. Uninterrupted electricity is therefore required; the unit does not operate without power. Installation: the plumbing connection (flow/return, expansion vessel, safety valve, pump) must be done by a qualified installer. A suitable 80 mm flue is compulsory; being pellet-fired does not make the chimney unnecessary.
Natural Stove Gonca Decorative Fireplace Hybrid Pellet & Wood Stove
Gonca is Natural Stove's fireplace-look decorative stove with hybrid fuel: according to the product name it burns both pellets and wood. The manufacturer's image shows a black body, a wide front glass, a handle above the door and a footed design; a second image shows it in a living room. Who it is for: users who want a fireplace feel in a small room and value the flexibility of switching to wood when pellets are unavailable. Installation: a manual, non-electric stove; because it burns wood, a regular stove chimney is compulsory. It also emits smoke in pellet mode. Fuel: pellets and wood.
Natural Stove Diamond Horizontal Cooker Hybrid Pellet & Wood Stove
Diamond is Natural Stove's hybrid stove in horizontal cooker form: it burns pellets and wood, with a ceramic-glass fireplace section on the left and a tempered-glass oven on the right. The manufacturer states 6–8 kW nominal output; the pellet hopper is 5 L (10 kg) and nominal consumption is given as 1.5 kg. Who it is for: village and vineyard houses that want to switch to wood when pellets run out; kitchens needing a wide cooking plate and an oven. Highlights: 85 × 55 × 85 cm (manufacturer gives no unit; cm assumed), a heat comfort damper, a mechanism directing heat to the oven or the room, a removable oven rack and an oven tray the manufacturer includes as a gift. Paint is rated to 600 °C; the colour code is written by the manufacturer as "RAL905" (a black shade). Warranty: the manufacturer gives 1 year; glass and the burn basket are excluded. Installation: manual and non-electric; a properly drawing chimney is compulsory. If burning wood, use short logs that fit the firebox.
Natural Stove 50h Cast-Iron Vertical Cooker Stove with Oven (Wood & Coal)
Natural 50h is a cast-iron vertical cooker stove with a fireplace-type firebox below and a glazed, thermometer-fitted oven above. The manufacturer states 8–12 kW nominal output and a 60–70 m² heating area; oven interior is 19 × 34 × 32 cm. Who it is for: village and vineyard houses that heat with wood and coal and also want an oven; anyone who values cooking without electricity. Technical values: size 101 × 75 × 55 cm, weight 135 kg, cast-iron body, A+ (Eco) energy class. Glass: 3 ceramic panes at the front and sides of the firebox, plus the oven window. The cast body keeps oven temperature steady. Installation: must connect to a properly drawing chimney; no electricity needed. For the 135 kg unit, plan floor and handling, and consider freight/haulage delivery if needed. Fuel: dry wood and coal.
Natural 60h Cast-Iron Vertical Cooker Stove with Oven (Wood & Coal)
Natural 60h is the most powerful vertical cooker stove in the range: 12–14 kW nominal output, 70–80 m² heating area and an oven of 19 × 44 × 32 cm interior, wider than the 50h. The manufacturer's site shows Uzman Döküm in the brand field; the body is cast iron. Who it is for: village and farm houses with large living rooms, mountain houses; anyone wanting enough oven volume for a large tray of bread or a casserole. Technical values: size 101 × 75 × 55 cm, weight 155 kg, A+ (Eco) energy class, 3 ceramic panes in the firebox plus the oven window. Images show a thermometer on the oven door and fluted cast frames. Installation and handling: a 155 kg cast-iron item; floor strength, door width and stair access should be planned in advance, and freight/haulage delivery discussed if necessary. Connects to a well-drawing chimney, no electricity required. Fuel: wood and coal.
Natural Stove 20h Cast-Iron Fireplace-Style Wood & Coal Stove
Natural 20h is a small wood and coal stove with a cast-iron body and a fireplace look. Curved legs, a fluted door frame and small ceramic side windows beside the front glass give it classic cast-iron fireplace styling. The manufacturer states 4–6 kW nominal output and a 40–50 m² heating area. Who it is for: small living rooms, summer houses and village rooms; anyone used to heating with wood and coal rather than pellets who wants a long-lived, low-maintenance stove. Technical values: size 45 × 75 × 55 cm, weight 87 kg, material cast iron, energy class A+ (Eco), 3 ceramic glass panes. The cast body stores heat and keeps radiating for a while after the fire dies down. Installation: as a wood/coal stove it requires a properly drawing chimney built to standard; no electricity is needed. Transport and floor strength should be considered beforehand for the 87 kg cast body. Fuel: dry wood and coal.
Natural Stove 36h Cast-Iron Fireplace-Style Wood & Coal Stove
Natural 36h is the deeper, more powerful version of the 20h: at the same 45 cm width and 75 cm height, the depth grows to 70 cm and nominal output rises to 6–8 kW. The manufacturer gives a 50–60 m² heating area. The cast-iron body, three ceramic panes and curved legs are retained. Who it is for: medium-sized living rooms; homes heating with wood and coal that want long burns and heat storage. Technical values: 45 × 75 × 70 cm, 110 kg, cast iron, A+ (Eco) energy class, 3 ceramic glass panes (front and sides). The deep firebox suits longer logs and more fuel. Installation note: works with a chimney connection only, no electrical hookup. For the 110 kg unit, plan for two people at delivery and a floor protection plate. Fuel: wood and coal; damp wood soots the glass quickly.
Ignova Impera V1 Cast-Iron Fireplace Stove
Impera V1 is the oven-less, lower-bodied cast-iron fireplace stove of the Ignova Impera series. Manufacturer images show a firebox glazed at the front and sides, a separate loading door on the right side and two hob rings on the top plate; the wooden handles and straight cast legs are shared with the V2. Who it is for: living rooms that do not need an oven but want the heat storage and three-sided flame view of a cast-iron stove; homes where warming a pot on the top plate is enough. Known features: cast-iron body, ceramic glass, side loading door, hob rings on top (from images). Installation: as a wood stove it must connect to a properly drawing chimney; no electricity needed. The cast body is heavy; handling and floor should be planned in advance.
Ignova Impera V2 Cast-Iron Fireplace Stove with Oven
Impera V2 is Ignova Stove's cast-iron fireplace stove with a top oven. Below is a firebox showing the flame through the front and both side faces; above sits a baking oven with a dial thermometer. The body is made of EN-GJL-200 grade heavy cast iron and weighs 140 kg; that mass keeps holding heat for a while after the fire burns down. Who it is for: village houses, mountain houses and large living rooms that heat with wood and also want an oven; anyone who prefers the longevity and classic look of a cast-iron stove. Technical values (manufacturer list): 14 kW output, 70–140 m² effective heating area, Ø130 mm standard top flue outlet, three-sided ceramic glass rated to 800 °C, Airwash glass-cleaning air curtain, secondary combustion, a sliding ash drawer and wooden handles that stay cool. The manufacturer gives a 2-year warranty on the cast body. Images show wood being burned. Installation: connects from the top to a Ø130 mm chimney with suitable draught; no electricity needed. For the 140 kg unit, floor strength and the carrying route should be planned ahead, and freight/haulage delivery discussed if necessary. Installation by a fitter with chimney knowledge is recommended.
Petra Classic Decorative Central Fireplace
Petra Classic Central Fireplace is a free-standing fireplace designed to sit in the middle of a room, open or glazed on all sides, with the flue leaving from the top. The manufacturer's image shows a square-section hood body, a lower fire platform and glass doors opening to the sides; the room photo shows it in the centre of a living room with the pipe running to the ceiling. Who it is for: large, high-ceilinged living rooms, hotel lobbies, restaurant centre areas; anyone wanting the fireplace at the heart of the space instead of built into a wall. As this is a high-priced item we recommend clarifying these before ordering. Installation: central fireplaces need a flue line passing through the ceiling; the roof penetration, insulation and floor protection must be planned at project stage. Assembly is a job for a qualified team; the product is not delivered ready to use.
Diamond Z Manual Outdoor Pellet Stove
Diamond Z is Baba's Stove's manual pellet stove designed for outdoor use. A conical body rising on three legs, a reflector cap at the top and a slim flue make it resemble a patio heater, but it burns pellets instead of a gas bottle. Manufacturer table: single-glass firebox, no oven, no fan, manual operation. Who it is for: café and restaurant terraces, garden seating areas, winter gardens and similar semi-open or open spaces. It is not intended for use inside enclosed living areas. Dimensions: according to the manufacturer's technical drawing, total height 194 cm, leg footprint 69 × 55 cm, top reflector width about 84 cm; flue pipe Ø100 mm, body diameter 14.8 cm. Use note: pellets drop from the hopper into the burn pot by gravity; lighting is done by hand. Even outdoors it emits smoke; do not operate in enclosed spaces, under an awning in a windless pocket, or near combustible surfaces. Anchoring is advised in windy weather. Fuel: 6 mm pine pellets.
Petra Classic Decorative Fire Pit Outdoor Fireplace
Petra Classic Fire Pit is an outdoor fireplace meant to sit at the centre of an outdoor seating arrangement, with an open fire area in the middle of a square stone-look body. Manufacturer photos show a dark grey body in terrace use; it is the more compact one compared with the XL. Who it is for: home gardens and terraces, small café courtyards; places without room for the large XL. Use note: for open-air use only. Make sure the floor is heat-resistant, keep a safety distance for children and pets, and never leave the fire unattended.
Petra Classic Decorative Fire Pit Outdoor Fireplace XL
Petra Classic Fire Pit XL is an outdoor fireplace with an open fire area in the middle of a stone-look square body; manufacturer photos show it on a terrace in a seating area with a sea view. The "XL" is the wider-bodied version compared with the standard model. Who it is for: hotel and restaurant terraces, villa gardens, rooftop seating areas; anyone wanting a central fire to gather around in the evening. Ordering is not advised until the body material (concrete/stone/composite) and fuel (wood, pellets or ethanol) are clear. Use note: an outdoor product; do not light it indoors, under a balcony ceiling or under an awning. Keep combustible materials away from the fire area and extinguish embers fully after use.
Camper Stainless Camp Stove with Oven
Camper is the stainless-bodied camp stove with oven from the Baba's Camping series. Folding legs, detachable flue pipes and a side pellet hopper make it intended for tents, caravan pitches and campsites. The manufacturer's table lists 6 kW output, oven yes, single-glass door, no fan, manual operation and a 10 cm flue diameter. Who it is for: winter campers, caravan and tiny-house users, hunting and fishing shelters; small enclosed spaces that also want a cooking option. Highlights: the stainless steel body withstands outdoor conditions; the top plate is for pots and kettles; the front glass shows the fire. Images show the side-mounted pellet hopper and a multi-section Ø100 mm flue kit. Safety: use inside a tent only with a stove jack, the flue led outside and a carbon-monoxide detector; never run it inside a closed vehicle. Even as a camp stove, a flue and fresh-air supply are mandatory. Fuel: pellets (from the side hopper), plus small pieces of wood.
Brands We Are an Authorised Dealer Of
Each brand page lists the models, a spec comparison table taken from the manufacturer's catalogue, and prices.
Stoves in İzmir, Aydın and Muğla
We ship stoves free by cargo to the districts of these provinces and, by arrangement with you, can bring them to your door in our own vehicle; in the İzmir region we also install them. Each district has its own page.
Pellet stoves, pellet cookstoves and boiler pellet stoves, cast-iron stoves and cookstoves. For those looking for a fireplace: a centre fireplace, garden fireplaces and fire pits.
Which Stove Suits Whom?
A cookstove (kuzine) both heats and cooks with its oven. Cast-iron cookstoves burn wood and coal; in pellet cookstoves the oven is heated by pellets (and in some models also wood).
A cast-iron stove burns wood and coal and needs no electricity. A cast-iron body heats up quickly and cools down slowly.
Pellet stoves come in two kinds: manual (hand-filled) models need no electricity if they have no fan; automatic models take pellets from the hopper by themselves and need a mains connection. A boiler pellet stove heats radiator water.
The features of each model are on its own product page. You can send us questions about the flue and the installation spot on WhatsApp.
What to Look for When Choosing a Stove
1. Which fuel will you use?
Choose a cast-iron or kuzine stove for wood and coal, and a pellet stove for wood pellets. The fuel you can find easily and at a good price in your area should decide.
2. The space to heat and its insulation
The area a stove can heat depends on the insulation of the house, the ceiling height and the number of windows. Send us the size of your room and we will choose a suitable model together.
3. The flue
A stove must be connected to a clean, sound flue that draws well. The pipe diameter and the number of bends affect both efficiency and safety.
4. Cooking
If you also want to cook on the stove in winter, choose a kuzine with an oven; for heating only, a classic cast-iron stove is enough.
5. Ease of use
Hand-fed stoves work without electricity but need regular attention to fuel and ash. An automatic pellet stove feeds itself; it needs electricity and a full hopper.
6. Safety
Have the flue swept before every season, keep a carbon monoxide detector in the house, and keep flammable items away from the stove.
Fuel for Your Stove
You can buy your winter fuel in the same order as the stove.
Frequently Asked Questions — Stoves
What is the difference between a kuzine cookstove and a classic cast-iron stove?
A kuzine has an oven and a wide top plate, so you can cook and bake while it heats the room. A classic cast-iron stove is for heating only and takes up less space. Both burn wood and coal.
What is the difference between a pellet stove and a wood/coal stove?
An automatic pellet stove takes its fuel from the hopper by itself and needs a mains connection. Manual pellet stoves are filled by hand; models without a fan need no electricity, and according to the manufacturer some also burn wood. Wood and coal stoves are fed by hand and need no electricity.
Can I buy the stove and the fuel together?
Yes. Yak Gelsin also sells firewood, coal and pine wood pellets; you can ask for them in the same order as your stove.
How much do stoves cost?
Short answer: We list 39 stove and fireplace models, priced from ₺9,800 to ₺132,200 including VAT. The lowest-priced model is Natural Stove Mini 4 kW Decorative Economy Pellet Stove. Manufacturer heat output data covers 4–22 kW across 30 models. We ship stoves free by cargo across Türkiye (3 days on average), and our calculator shows how many kW your home needs.
39 models on this page, priced ₺9,800 – ₺132,200 incl. VAT.
Pellet stove (air): 16 (₺9,800 – ₺50,100) · Pellet cookstove: 7 (₺19,000 – ₺92,950) · Pellet stove (hydro): 3 (₺48,900 – ₺132,200) · Hybrid stove (pellet + wood): 2 (₺16,200 – ₺45,000) · Cookstove (kuzine): 2 (₺32,500 – ₺37,500) · Cast-iron stove: 4 (₺22,500 – ₺36,000) · Fireplace: 1 (₺96,000) · Garden fireplace: 3 (₺27,050 – ₺52,000) · Camping stove: 1 (₺34,750)
Authorised dealer brands: Petra Şömine (Baba's Stove), Ignova Stove. Specs on each product page come from the manufacturer.
How can I pay?
At addresses we deliver to with our own vehicles (İzmir and nearby provinces) you can pay cash or by card on delivery, or by bank transfer. Orders sent by cargo are paid by bank transfer (havale/EFT).
Do you ship across Türkiye?
Stoves and fireplaces are shipped free by cargo across Türkiye (3 days on average; payment by bank transfer). In İzmir and nearby provinces we can also bring it to your door in our own vehicle by arrangement with you; in that case you can also pay cash or by card on delivery.
How many kW stove do I need?
Enter your floor area, insulation and climate zone in our calculator; it suggests a power class and shows how many kilos of pellets a month that means. Stove size calculator →
Can I return it?
Yes: you can withdraw within 14 days of delivery. The conditions and exceptions are on our returns policy page. Returns policy →