Scan 68-9 Pedestal

Scan 68-9 Wood Burning Stove

The Scan 68-9 is a stylish wood burning stove designed for homeowners who want both modern aesthetics and reliable heating performance. Featuring Scan’s distinctive elliptical design, this stove brings a clean, contemporary look to a wide range of interiors, from modern open-plan spaces to more traditional rooms.

One of its most eye-catching features is the large double side windows, which provide a wider view of the flames and help create a warm, inviting atmosphere throughout the room.

Contemporary Scandinavian Design

With its tall, elegant profile and softened curves, the Scan 68-9 offers a refined Scandinavian look that works beautifully as a focal point within the home. The stove can be customised with a choice of black or aluminium handles and mouldings, making it easier to match your preferred interior style.

Flexible Installation Options

The Scan 68-9 is available with different base configurations, including:

• Pedestal base
• Open portal base
• Closed portal base

This flexibility allows you to choose the appearance that best suits your room and installation requirements.

Efficient Wood Burning Performance

Designed for everyday use, the Scan 68-9 delivers a nominal heat output of 5.5 kW and an efficiency of 79%. It is prepared for closed combustion and can be connected to an external air supply where required, making it suitable for a variety of modern home installations.

Key Benefits

• Elegant contemporary wood burning stove
• Large side glass panels provide an excellent flame view
• Stylish Scandinavian-inspired design
• Multiple base options available
• Choice of black or aluminium detailing
• Built-in ash solution for easier cleaning and maintenance
• Suitable for homeowners seeking both visual appeal and practical heating

Ideal For

The Scan 68-9 is well suited to homeowners who want a modern log burner that acts as both a heat source and a design feature. Its expansive fire view makes it particularly appealing in living rooms, open-plan spaces and areas where the stove is intended to be a focal point.