Description
The NORDflam Erino is a freestanding wood fireplace that shows how a traditional maker can produce something modern. The shape is neat and squared, the door handle is large and easy to grab, and the unit fits into a classic or contemporary interior without fuss. Buyers who search for Nord Flame stoves usually want honest, solid heat, and the Erino delivers that.
NORDflam Erino Fireplace Features
- 12.5kW output: enough heat to warm a big living area quickly, even with the sliding doors opened now and then.
- 79.2 percent efficiency: more of the energy in your wood ends up as heat in the room, so you burn fewer logs over a season.
- Solid build: at 114.5 kg it is a heavy, well made unit that holds warmth after the fire dies back.
- Practical size: 39.8 x 62.5 x 86.1 cm, so it sits comfortably on a standard hearth.
- Top flue exit: a 150 mm flue rises straight up through the ceiling for a tidy install.
Is the Erino fireplace right for your home?
Our product data puts the heating area at about 95 m2. That covers most large lounges and many open-plan kitchen and living spaces with a normal ceiling. If your room has double volume, lots of glass or poor insulation, let us check the numbers with you first. You can also compare it with other freestanding fireplaces before you decide.
NORDflam Erino installation in Cape Town
We supply the Erino and install it with the right flue length, a cowl that handles the south-easter and a sealed roof flashing so winter storms stay outside. Our fireplace installation team also issues the compliance paperwork your insurer will ask for. To see more from this maker, browse our NORDflam fireplace page.
Erino FAQs
How much space does the NORDflam Erino heat?
Our listing gives a heating area of about 95 m2 at 12.5kW. Ceiling height, windows and insulation change the real result, so we always confirm the size against your room before you order.
Can the Erino go in a house without a chimney?
Yes. Most of our installs run a new 150 mm flue up through the ceiling and roof. Where there is an existing brick chimney, we can often line it and connect the stove after checking it is sound.
Is it hard to light and run?
Not at all. Start with small dry kindling and a couple of firelighters, keep the air open until the fire is going well, then add bigger logs and turn the air down for a steady burn.
Thinking about the Erino for this winter? Get in touch and we will confirm stock, flue needs and an installation date.
