Contemporary Stoves

Iron and Wood offer a range of modern, contemporary stoves from two leading Scandinavian manufacturers.

Contura Stoves

These stoves are built to the highest standards of quality and offer a high energy output with outstanding style that is unlike any other.

The stoves have very efficient fireboxes with an efficiency of up to 81% which is one of the highest on the market according to independent testers.

To view our range of Contura Stoves, please visit our Banbury showroom or speak with Simon.

Jøtul Stoves

Established in 1853, Jøtul is one of the world’s oldest producers of stoves, inserts and fireplaces, combining fine Norwegian craftsmanship and functional, modern design.

Jøtul stoves are made of cast iron which is extremely durable and designed to withstand the extremes of temperature experienced in the Norwegian climate.

Jøtul have a strong focus on the environment, using recycled materials sourced locally and since production takes place in the middle of a residential area, the requirements for environmental solutions and minimal emissions are extremely strict.

To view our range of Jøtul  stoves, please visit our Kidlington showroom or speak to Szab.

Scan Stoves

Danish Heating Ideas.    The Scan brand takes the modern stove one step further with a range of highly contemporary designs to suit even the most discerning of tastes.  Scan believe that heating is more than just a practical or aesthetic matter.  They view their stoves as innovative pieces of furniture that suit a modern lifestyle.  Through creativity, an eye for detail and the courage to try out new ides, they have pushed ahead and shown the way both in terms of user-friendliness and the environment.

Please visit our Kidlington showroom or speak with Szab for more information about the Scan range.

Focus

Focus remains where it began life, in the village of Viols-le-Fort in the south of France, in the stone house renovated by Dominique Imbert, the artist creator of Focus Fires. This is where he created the very first Antéfocus, and today it is the company’s head office. It is also the workshop (L’Atelier Dominique Imbert) where Focus models are conceived and designed. It is from this medieval hamlet in the midst of the Mediterranean garrigue that Focus exports its fireplaces all over the planet, with each one made-to-order by hand.  A Grand Design must for any build – discover world projects that could come to life in your own property through Iron and Wood from design, build and through to installation.