At ISH, to be held on 15 -19 March 2011 in Frankfurt, the tiled stove sector will be presenting a large selection of individual domestic stoves in Hall 9.2. The range of available equipment – from basic craftsman-installed stoves to tiled stoves with water-filled heat exchangers – caters for all possible requirements, as far as form and function are concerned.

Traditional versions give up their heat in the room in which they are built. There is a choice of free-standing wood burners, masonry and tiled stoves and fire grates of all sorts and kinds, burning split wood or pellets. Complementing these are units with water-filled heat exchangers. This technology is offered for all kinds of stove. And with it, the applications of the individual burner are extended to include its use as a source of heat for the entire building or house. Stoves which are equipped in this way lend themselves ideally to being coupled with heating systems which use other regenerative energy sources, such as solar-thermal or geothermal energy.

The trend continues to be towards units with a good view of the fire, sheathed in ceramic tiles, natural stone, steel, glass or plastered surfaces. Designs are as varied as the individual styles of users' homes. Modern heating technology and the variety of surfacing materials impose no limitations on the designs that clients might want. 

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