With a glass area over 400mm wide and nearly 500mm high, it has one of the largest windows on the market and it combines that with an effective airwash system to make sure that that glass always stays clean.

Even though it is designed as a woodburner, the Stromboli has a grate system that lets the fire get primary air for fast and easy lighting, and quick removal of the ash, but that can also be set in the closed position for highly efficient secondary air woodburning. Put two or three good logs on, set the air control down and it will run all evening burning with bright crisp flames.

The primary air control of the Stromboli is found to the right hand side of the ashpan when the door of the stove is opened. A slider control above the door regulates the secondary, cleanburn, air supply. The Stromboli has an impressive nominal heat output of 8kW making it suited to a medium sized room.

The door of this stove is sprung so that if left open by mistake it will close by itself. The door mechanism catches at three points when you close the door - this firmly holds the tall door of the stove shut and pulls it tightly and evenly to the body of the stove ensuring a good seal and thus total control of the burn rate.

The Stromboli is available with stone cladding that not only looks good but also serves a function: the stone absorbs the heat from the fire and then slowly radiates it to the room, staying warm long after the fire has gone out