Keops Morsø Stove Kit Installation

Offering a blend of style and functionality.

Stoves and log cabins go hand in hand, offering a perfect fusion of style and functionality. Log cabins exude a rustic charm and adding a stove enhances their cosy ambience. Beyond their aesthetics, stoves serve as a practical heating solution, ensuring warmth and comfort during colder months.

• The best time to install a wood burning stove is during construction of your log cabin. However there is no reason at all why the stove cannot be fitted at a later date.

• The stoves are heavy and need several people to manoeuvre into place. Such resource would normally be on site during cabin construction.

• A large 310 mm diameter hole needs to be machined vertically through the sloping roof construction. This requires specialist skills and equipment.

• Machining a hole in the roof of a cabin would require knowledge of any wiring concealed in the roof, to avoid a costly and dangerous mistake of severing live wires.

• Flashing kits can be installed correctly before roof covering is fitted. Roof coverings can be correctly sealed for weather tightness.

• Flue support brackets can be concealed within the roof structure, otherwise obtrusive wall mounted brackets would be needed if a stove is fitted retrospectively.

• Keops installation personnel have the technical expertise to ensure the stove is installed the correct, safe distances from combustibles.

• Keops will design the stove positioning to ensure that the flue route will avoid roof structural members and will design flue length to be the correct safe distance above the roof.

• Keops will design the cabin layout of doors and windows sympathetically to the positioning of a stove, with due consideration of the best stove position for optimum heat circulation and feature view.

• A Carbon Monoxide Monitor will be included and installed within the cabin, correctly positioned relative to the stove.