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Jøtul F 263 & Jøtul F 263 S

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The Jøtul F 260 Concept has been created by the renowned design agency Hareide Design, and includes four models to choose from depending on your needs and wishes. The combustion properties of these woodstoves are world-class, with very low emissions and an efficiency of 83% even at an output of 3 kW. The woodstoves are easy to position because of small clearance requirements – only 10 cm from combustible.

 

This woodstove has large side windows, giving a delightful view of the flames. The side windows have a special surface to prevent soot and ash from obscuring the view.

Jøtul F 263
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Jøtul F 263
  • Easily accessible companion set located on the inside of the base door
  • Well-suited to corner locations
  • User-friendly, with just one valve controlling both the ignition air source and the primary airflow
  • Ash riddling solution is standard
  • Kit for connection to an external air supply provides closed combustion (optional extra)
  • Fan for rapid heat distribution (optional extra)

Technical data for Jøtul F 263 & Jøtul F 263 S

Jøtul F 263
Jøtul F 263
Jøtul F 263
  • Material: Cast iron
  • Finish: Black paint
  • Max log length: 33 cm
  • Weight: 160 kg
  • Weight, soapstone set: 60 kg
  • Weight, steel sides: 20 kg
  • Weight, soapstone top (optional extra): 20 kg
  • Nominal heat output: 5 kW
  • Flue outlet: Top, rear

 

Jøtul have a policy of constant improvement and upgrading. Products therefore may differ in specification, design, material or dimensions at any time without prior notice.

Technical documentation for Jøtul F 263 & Jøtul F 263 S


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Jøtul have received this award two years running, with Jøtul F 470 winning in 2010