NEXO 160 Porto wood stove in black in the living room with a stone wall
NEXO 160 Porto wood stove in black in the living room with stone wall and windows

NEXO 160 Porto

This stove combines natural stone Porto with a variety of designs.

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Thanks to its linear design and elegant natural stone look, NEXO 160 Porto blends harmoniously into a wide variety of living environments and becomes an architectural eye-catcher with functional added value. The light stone cladding gives the stove a high-quality, natural look and also serves as...
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Where can I find my nearest Attika dealer?

You can find your nearest Attika dealer using the Attika dealer locator. There, you can select a dealer in your area.

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Can a wood stove with natural stone or soapstone cladding be repositioned, moved or dismantled?

Yes, a wood stove with natural stone or soapstone cladding can be repositioned, moved or dismantled. Particular care must be taken to ensure that the cladding is not damaged.

Particular care must be taken when removing the top plates. We recommend securing the side stones beforehand using a clamping kit to prevent them from falling out.

Why does my wood stove produce smoke or soot?

Smoke in a wood stove can be caused by insufficient draught in the flue, damp wood or wood logs that are too large. Soot on the outside often forms when the door is opened too early or too quickly.

Do not open the door until the fire has gone out and the flames are no longer burning at a high height. If the door is opened whilst the flames are at a high height, soot may form on the outside of the wood stove.

Always open the door slowly and carefully.