T-ART Wood Fire

Wood FiresTiba

16 Dec

The T-ART Ultra-low emission wood fire by Tiba, Switzerland, with its elegant, glass front and tapered sides embody perfect design and the highest functionality, boasting 84 percent efficiency.

Here, modern technology provides an extraordinary fire experience. The T-ART's fully automatic air intake system controls fuel combustion to ensure maximum burn efficiency and a steady supply of radiated heat for hours after the fire is extinguished, the ultimate in ease of operation and comfort. The T-ART can be customised with a choice of thirteen hand-made stone claddings, multiple flue position options, and the ability to add 360-degree swivel mount that allows the fire to rotate, providing a view of graceful flickering flames from any angle in the room.

The T-ART fire needs only to be filled with wood and ignited; its self-closing doors, patented automatic air supply, and top-down burning technology takes care of the rest. One full firebox of wood sustains naturally radiated heat for more than 9-10 hours, such is the T-ART’s operating precision and efficiency.

Thanks to its design and performance, the T-ART also meets the requirements for low energy and passive house construction, drawing air externally from outside the building.

Other stunning features of the T-ART Ultra-Low Emission Wood Fire by Tiba are:

Swiss design and manufacturing
Meets all NZ clean air standards including the strict CM1 standard.
Can be used in Rotorua, Nelson City in certain air sheds, Canterbury and Timaru.
Perfect for open-plan home designs and spaces with high studs
External air capability for min-energy or passive house
Thirteen panel colour finish options
Heats up to 200 m2 space, or 300 m2 space in min-energy or passive houses
Very convenient height for loading wood
Set and light in the morning and repeat again in the evening for a permanently warm home.
Fully automatic system controls the amount of air the fire draws to give optimum burn efficiency
Immediate heat released through the front glass door, while passive heat is stored in concrete panels and released into the room for 9-10 hours after the fire burns out
No flue shield required
Heat output during burn cycle 10.1 kW.
Heat output to space over 9 hours, average 2.6 kW per hour
Thermal storage capacity 15.6 kW
Conveniently placed ash pan that is very easy to empty
1500 mm in height