Clarendon
Charming style, perfect for country kitchen or cottage
Clarendon
Compact, stylish and highly fuel-efficient. The Thermalux Clarendon is a slow-combustion wood stove that will be perfectly at home in any style of kitchen.
- Cooking
- Hot Water
Available Colours:
The Thermalux Clarendon wood stove is supplied as a body-only unit, designed for installation on a brick plinth. It features a single oven, firebox and ashpan, a generous cooktop with removable hotplate and separate covers, and a centrally located flue spigot.
Supplied accessories: 1x Hotplate lifter, 1x Ashpan remover/spindle tool, 1x Pair of fire gloves.
Customisation (extra cost): Splashback (standard paint or powder-coated), Queen Anne styled legs (standard paint), Base Cabinet (standard paint with option for powder-coated doors)
The Clarendon slow combustion wood heater comes standard with a Metallic Black cooktop. The remainder of the unit is available in the Pioneer colour range, including Metallic Black, Charcoal, Metallic Blue, Golden Fire Brown, Moss Green, Mauve, Mojave Red* and Surf Sand*.
Optional powder-coated finishes* for the oven and firebox doors, as well as the splashback and base cabinet doors.
*Additional cost applies.
Hydronic & Hot Water Options
Clearances to Combustible Materials
Application & Use
Compliance & Warranty
- Dry Model — 10 Years Manufacturers Warranty
- Boiler Model — 5 Years Manufacturers Warranty
* Specifications may vary by configuration. Refer to AUS/NZ Standards for further information.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can it provide hot water?
Yes, the Clarendon slow combustion wood heater can be optioned with a 5kW or 8kW boiler (hot water jacket) to provide domestic hot water or heat a few radiators/towel rails.
What fuel can I burn in the firebox?
The Clarendon is designed to burn dry, seasoned hardwood. Other solid fuels, including coal, should only be used where specifically permitted in the user manual and by local regulations. Wet, treated or unsuitable fuels should not be used, as they can reduce performance, increase creosote build-up and affect the longevity of the unit.
Why is my stove smoking?
This is often due to using wet or unseasoned wood, which prevents the fire from reaching optimal temperatures. It can also be caused by an incorrectly installed flue, too many bends in the pipework, or a lack of regular cleaning in the smoke pathways of this slow combustion wood stove.
How often should I clean it?
It is recommended to check and clean the flues and smoke pathways of the Thermalux Clarendon wood stove at least every six months to prevent creosote buildup.
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