Houses today are increasingly well insulated. To ensure that enough fresh air still enters the home, ventilation systems are often installed. It is therefore important to consider the supply air for combustion when choosing your fireplace. For instance, you can get the supply air from the setup room, but also from outside. To get the supply air for wood combustion from outside, it is important to equip a wood fire with an outside air connection. We distinguish between:

EA (‘External Air’), standard
• used in neutral or overpressure situations
• with the EA kit, oxygen for combustion can come almost entirely from outside
• possible for all fireplaces
RS (‘Room Sealed’)
• used in low pressure situations in the living space
• oxygen for combustion comes entirely from outside Included with a large number of fireplaces

Modern homes choose RS
RS wood-burning fireplaces are often installed in modern, passive and gap-tight homes. Before delivery, these fireplaces are tested for leak-tightness and provided with a certificate. Optimally suited for a balanced indoor climate and optimum heating pleasure

Thanks to the Folke’s three-sided fire view, you can enjoy the lively flames even more. The wood compartment underneath the fire box gives this stove a rustic and atmospheric look, even when the stove is not burning.
• Unique air slide
• Automatic control via smartphone or tablet
• Heat reflective (infrared) side windows
• Optional kit for self-closing door
• Suitable for mechanically ventilated and