LEADTIME END OF MAY - Parkray Consort 7 - 2.5-4.5kw Double Door Natural Gas Stove - Log or Coal Effect
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Technical Data
- Style:
- Traditional
- Fuel:
- Gas
- Output (kW):
- 4.50
- External Height (mm):
- 595
- External Width (mm):
- 25
- External Depth (mm):
- 425
- Efficiency (%):
- 75.0
- Warranty:
- 1 year(s)
- Outlet Diameter (mm):
- 125
- Outlet Diameter (inches):
- 5
- Distance from sides to Combustibles (mm):
- 100
- Distance from rear to Combustibles (mm):
- 100
- Outlet Location:
- Top/Rear
- Remote Control:
- Yes
The Parkray Consort 7 Double Door Natural Gas Stove is full of traditional charm. The Consort 7 gas combines a timeless design with forward-thinking gas technology to create an enchanting focal point for your home and has an output ranging from 2.50 - 4.5kw. With a digital-display remote control for added convenience, you can simply sit back and enjoy the view.
As a rough guide, this gas stove's output on full power is suitable for a room measuring in the region of 15ft (L) X 15ft (W) X 8ft (H) non-open plan with average insulation properties.
User and Installation Instructions
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Hunter Stoves (Mells) Group was originally founded in 1970 in the South West of England, and is widely thought to be the first UK-based wood stove manufacturer; initially producing steel stoves with built-in boilers to run small and medium sized central heating systems. In 2003, Hunter Stoves bought the Parkray brand and moved its operations to the Exeter factory, continuing to develop both the Parkray and Hunter brands.
In 2008, Hunter Stoves Ltd bought a site in Camelford, Cornwall, and initially re-located the Research and Development department there, but it now incorporates the manufacturing of the stoves as well. In 2015 they rebranded as the Hunter Stoves Group, bringing all stove brands under the Hunter Stoves Group umbrella, including Herald, HS Gas, Di Lusso, Avalon, Cleanburn, Eco-ideal and Parkray brands. There are over 200 different designs of multifuel and wood stoves across the brands. The company employs over 55 people and distributes to most western European countries, South Africa, New Zealand and Japan.
