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Stockton 8

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Little wonder the Stockton 8 is one of our best selling stoves, it offers you more choices and options than any other model. In particular, there is also a space-saving Slimline version, which is 75mm (3in) less in depth and in many cases means building work will not be required to deepen a fireplace opening. Although shallower, it will still take logs up to 400mm (15¾in) long. The Stockton 8 is produced with a choice of single or double doors. The two door model is opened and closed with a handy cast iron tool which locates over the keystone catch, and then rotates to open or close the doors. To complete its versatility, there is also an integral boiler version of the Stockton 8 which produces up to 24,000 BTUs of hot water.

SKU	107-7103
Item	Stockton 8
Output	8 kW
Nominal
Size (mm)	620h x 603w x 366d
Weight	120 kg
Flue Outlet	150 mm

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FREE - Stove Thermometer worth £15. Ensure your stove is operating at the correct temperature by using this magnetic stove thermometer that attaches to your stove pipe. If your stove is too cold then creosote deposits will form, if its too hot then you are wasting wood.