Wood stove CARO 130 in black with glass door and side window in a living room with a lot of plants

CARO 130

Customised both inside and out

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As the largest of the CARO family, CARO 130 proves its true size. At 130 centimetres, the stove has a simple and elegant appearance. Behind its beautiful exterior, CARO 130 also hides treasures on the inside: excellent combustion technology and optional storage stones for long-lasting heat - even when...
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The most important questions

How much does an Attika wood stove or wood fireplace cost?

The price of an Attika wood stove or wood fireplace depends on the model and the options selected. These include, for example, ElectronicAIR™, heat-storage module© or other features.

Attika wood stoves and wood fireplaces are sold through the network of qualified Attika dealers. If you are interested in a product, please contact a dealer near you.

The dealer will provide you with a personalised quote for the model you require. This will take into account, amongst other things, the selected features and the specific on-site installation requirements.

Which stove is right for me?

The right stove for you depends on your preferred fuel, your heating requirements, the layout of your home, and your preferences regarding form, size and material.

The choice between wood, gas or Bioethanol can also play an important role in your decision. An Attika dealer can help you assess these factors and suggest suitable models for your home.

Arrange a no-obligation consultation with a dealer near you. You can find the right contact using the Attika dealer search.

Do I need to clean the glass pane on my wood stove, even if it’s almost clean?

Yes, the glass panel should be cleaned regularly, even if it is only slightly soiled. This ensures a clear view of the fire and prevents deposits from having a lasting effect on the glass-ceramic surface.

During the combustion process, particles are produced which can stick to the glass panel. If these deposits are not removed regularly, some of their components may react with the glass-ceramic material.

Unsuitable cleaning agents can also damage the pane’s surface, particularly if residues remain on the pane and are exposed to high temperatures.

To prevent cloudy patches or a white film forming on the glass pane, the fire box should not be overheated and the pane should be cleaned regularly.

You can find further advice on proper cleaning in our useful tip.