Wood stoves
A wood-burning stove heats a space quickly and runs on cheap fuel, with high efficiency in modern models. Here are wood stoves from Montenegro in one place, so you can compare power, material and efficiency before you choose.
103 models1 storeprices from €636 to €5,138
Not sure what to choose? Read the guide →Buying tips
- Match the power to the floor area
- Choose the material by how you heat
- Check the chimney and the clearances
- Look at the efficiency and burn dry wood
Frequently asked questions
For a well-insulated space of 50 m², about 5 kW is enough, as a rule 1 kW for every 10 m². For poorer insulation, high ceilings or heating a neighbouring room, choose a stronger stove.
Cast iron takes longer to warm up, but holds and gives off heat for a long time, so it heats evenly. Steel warms up and cools down faster, so it is better for quickly heating a space in the evening.
The chimney and firebox should be cleaned at least once a year, and more often with heavy use. Regular cleaning and dry wood reduce soot build-up and the risk of a chimney fire.
No, a wood stove must have a chimney to carry smoke out of the room. If there is no chimney, supplementary heat and atmosphere can come from a bioethanol or electric fireplace.
