Lux Altar side cover Casting stove, double combustion system and offers both performance and aesthetics with superior energy efficiency. Stove Flame on the altar of the series, this model has the CE and documentation Ecodesign 2022, and provides maximum efficiency with minimal fuel usage. A-class energy efficiency within the scope of this stove, which is entirely manufactured from cast iron and is high in the front and side of heat-resistant German Schott Robax glass-ceramic have been used. Fireproof glass stove efficiency has been increased by providing a complete seal with the fuse. combustion chamber, extra-strength cast iron (GGG 40) is manufactured and durable. Ductile iron the windscreen ventilation system minimizes darkening and processing of the glass. Rear air balance system due to carbon during combustion gases effectively thrown out the dead, the final combustion residues are burned in the most efficient manner. In this way, with maximum heat for minimum fuel is obtained. Side glass cover, wood simplify the process of adding, while aesthetically glass on each side adds extra elegance. Flame all of the products in the series, double stove altar a combustion system of Europe, which has manufactured to the standards of the ( ce ) ,(ecodesing 2022) documents using a minimum fuel to achieve maximum efficiency in all products are designed the series – a-- energy efficiency class covered Click manufactured from cast iron and front and side on the sides of high heat-resistant German schott robax glass ceramic and there are full sealing glass and the glass on the stove, using the side of the fuse maz has been provided, the combustion chamber of the stove grille extra high strength produced from casting (ggg 40 ) ductile iron is specially designed with a ventilation system isile darkening and my windshield is reduced to a minimum. private rear air thanks to the balance system, the first combustion gases during the combustion of carbon from dead logs and final throwing tutme of residues more efficiently burn for the first pre-combustion and combustion system efficient combustion is achieved during the past maximum efficiency is achieved by using the minimum amount of fuel in the stove with side glazed cover, trying to during combustion Stoke both became more comfortable and aesthetically to be an extra in his glass elegance provided coal used as fuel can be