Description
Clean lines and a heavy cast iron build make the Kratki K10 a favourite for modern homes. It is a freestanding stove from Poland with a respectable 10 kW output, a large glass door and simple controls, made to heat a big living area without fuss.
Kratki K10 Freestanding Stove Features
Cast iron body and grate
The stove body and grate are cast iron, which holds heat and releases it evenly. A cast iron deflector lengthens the path the hot gases take, so more heat goes into the room before it reaches the flue.
Clear glass, cool handle
The heat resistant glass has an airwash system that sweeps air across the inside of the door to limit soot. The cold handle system lets you take the handle off while the fire burns, so you never grab hot metal.
Easy to clean
An ash drawer and a removable grate make cleaning quick, and a decorative fence stops logs rolling forward when you open the door.
Big logs, adjustable air
The firebox takes 35 cm logs and reaches around 334 degrees Celsius inside. You regulate the air to the combustion chamber to choose a fast fire or a slow, long burn.
Specifications
- Output: 10 kW nominal
- Efficiency: 75 percent
- Heating area: about 95 m2 (supplier figure)
- Flue: 130 mm, top or rear exit
- Size: 54.8 x 36.5 x 68.5 cm
- Weight: 111 kg
- Material: cast iron
- Fuel: wood, logs up to 35 cm
- Guarantee: 5 year limited
Is the Kratki K10 right for your home?
With a heating figure of about 95 m2 it suits a large lounge or an open-plan kitchen and living area. High ceilings or lots of glass reduce that, so share your floor plan and we will confirm. Compare it with our other freestanding stoves.
Installation in Cape Town
Our team supplies and installs the K10 with the right 130 mm flue, cowl and roof flashing for Cape wind and winter rain, and handles compliance. See our fireplace installation in Cape Town service, the full Kratki fireplace range, or our Kratki buyer’s guide.
Kratki K10 FAQs
Can the flue come out the back?
Yes. The K10 has a top or rear flue exit, so it can go straight up through the ceiling or out the back into an existing chimney or wall.
Is a cast iron stove worth it over steel?
Cast iron warms up a little slower but holds heat longer and gives a softer, more even warmth. It also tends to last for many years with basic care.
Like the K10? Get a quote or WhatsApp our team and we will plan the install with you.
