TermaTech TT22R Wood Burning Stove

The TermaTech TT22R is a stylish wood burning stove that blends modern Danish design with practical heating performance. Featuring gently rounded sides and a cast iron top, it offers a softer, more refined appearance than many traditional steel stoves while maintaining a contemporary feel suitable for a wide range of interiors.

Designed for Modern Living

Part of the popular TT22 series, the TT22R has been created for homeowners who want both visual appeal and everyday usability. The stove’s elliptical shape and wide viewing area help create an attractive focal point in living rooms, open-plan spaces and other areas where the fire can be enjoyed as much as the heat it produces.

Beneath the combustion chamber is an open storage compartment, providing a convenient place to keep logs neatly stored and easily accessible.

Key Features

Rounded Contemporary Design

The cast iron top and curved side panels complement the soft lines of the stove, creating a balanced and harmonious appearance.

Large Flame View

A wide combustion chamber and generous viewing window allow you to enjoy an impressive flame picture, helping to create a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

Practical Log Storage

The open compartment below the firebox provides useful storage space for firewood, helping keep fuel close to hand.

Easy-to-Use Air Control

The TT22 series uses a single air control handle positioned below the door, making combustion adjustment simple and straightforward.

Ventilated Handle

The stove features a ventilated handle designed to help prevent the handle becoming excessively hot when adding more fuel.

Fresh Air Connection Option

For properties where an external air supply may be beneficial, the TT22R offers the possibility of a fresh air connection.

Who Is It Suitable For?

The TT22R is ideal for homeowners looking for:

• A contemporary wood burning stove with softer curved styling
• A large flame display
• Built-in log storage
• Simple day-to-day operation
• A stove that combines design and practicality in equal measure