Contemporary Stove Collection

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CHESNEYS

OUR VISION FOR A NEW Contemporary

Collection was that it should be Best in Class

for Design, Performance and Emissions. This

was the challenge we gave to our Research and

Development team, and they have delivered.

Kieran Hegarty, a former Rolls-Royce engineer

with a PhD in Combustion Science from

Cambridge University and Sebastian Granville,

a Design Engineer who joined us from Bentley

Motors began this project 18 months ago and

following a relentless period of design,

engineering, and testing, they have developed a

new generation of stoves that are outstanding.

From a design perspective we wanted our new

collection to be minimalist, embracing a ‘less is

more’ ethos but ensuring that wherever detail

appears, it is meticulously conceptualised and

executed. What constitutes “Good Design” will

always be subjective, but we believe it should

successfully combine functionality and aesthetics,

and where possible, innovate. We hope that when

you see the stoves in this collection, you’ll agree

that they meet this benchmark.

Our new stoves are driven by an entirely new

combustion system, that is highly efcient and

clean, exceeding current testing requirements

to an unprecedented degree. With this in mind,

we adopted the new BS16510 standard for our

independent testing. This is due to replace the

current BS13240 standard in June 2025 as part

of the ongoing drive for cleaner stoves and

demands significantly lower levels of emissions.

We have future proofed our new generation of

stoves by ensuring that they meet these standards.

The performance of a wood burning stove is

measured in extensive laboratory tests and the key

indicators are how cleanly the stove burns and

how efciently it uses the fuel. The stoves in our

Contemporary Collection have achieved efciency

levels of up to 86% and emitted just 0.7 grams of

smoke per hour. To put this in context, current

Ecodesign legislation requires 75% efciency and

the average level of smoke emissions DEFRA

exempt appliances are permitted to produce is

6.7 grammes per hour.

The results speak for themselves.

Welcome to our new Contemporary Collection.

GOOD DESIGN SHOULD SUCCESSFULLY

COMBINE FUNCTIONALITY AND AESTHETICS

INTRODUCTION

Chesneys Research and Development Team, Kieran Hegarty and Sebastian Granville,

formerly of Rolls-Royce and Bentley respectively, have designed a range of stoves that

combine outstanding engineering with luxury design.

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