Wood-burning fireplaces
A wood-burning fireplace is real heating with a live flame, and closed models heat far better than an open hearth. Here are wood fireplaces from Montenegro in one place, so you can compare power, efficiency and looks before you choose.
211 models1 storeprices from €1,439 to €10,378
Not sure what to choose? Read the guide →Buying tips
- Choose a closed fireplace instead of an open hearth
- Match the power to the space
- Check the chimney and the draught
- Burn dry wood and plan for maintenance
Frequently asked questions
An insert is built into an existing wall or niche, a cassette into a fireplace surround, and a classic fireplace comes as a whole with the hearth and surround. All three types are closed and heat more efficiently than an open hearth.
For a well-insulated room allow 1 kW for every 10 m², so for 30 to 40 m² about 3 to 5 kW is enough. For poorer insulation and high ceilings, choose more power.
No, a wood fireplace must have a chimney to carry the smoke away. If there is no chimney or one can't be built, the solution is a bioethanol or electric fireplace, which work without a chimney.
The most common reason is damp wood or a weak draught in the chimney. Burn dry wood with a moisture content below 20% and check the air supply, because dry fuel and a good draught keep the glass cleaner.
