Technical characteristics

Dimensions: (W/D/H) 45.7 x 66.2 x 90 cm
Diameter of Outlet:180 diameter
Flue Outlet:Top or rear
Combustible Material: Wood
Recommeded Fuel: Logs of 50 cm/Compressed logs
Nominal kW: Output 12kW
Regulation Manual
Loading:Front Loading
Heating Volume :180 - 450 cubic metres
Functioning time of normal run 3,5 hours
Weight: 156 kg

Its modern cubic design and its timeless anthracite color guarantee an integration without false notes! Added to this is a wide view of the flames which reinforces the warm character of your interior.

• About the Fontemont Godin wood stove
  
  Several features of the Fontemont wood stove guarantee optimal heat distribution in your interior. The first is linked to its composition. Cast iron is a material known for its strength, but also for its excellent thermal inertia . During combustion, cast iron stores the heat produced and releases it back into your living room for a long time. Even after the fire has been extinguished, the cast iron is able to continue the diffusion of a gentle and pleasant heat.
  This stove made in France by the Godin brand is also equipped with an air regulation system. It allows you to adjust the intensity of the flame, and therefore the temperature of the stove to your liking.
  Comfort of daily use
  The Fontemont wood stove meets your daily comfort requirements with a spacious hearth that facilitates the integration of logs up to 50 cm! You thus benefit from a soft and evenly distributed heat , in addition to a unique spectacle on the flames which undulate and the wood which crackles.
  French quality
  The Fontemont wood stove displays a level of finish worthy of the Godin fame:
  
• Carefully integrated handle
  
• Cast iron casing
  
• Refined anthracite coating
  
• Modern design
  
• Wide view of the flames

Additional information about the Godin FONTEMONT stove

Starting nozzle Ø 180 mm ext.
Complies with standard NF EN 13240

The Godin brand
It was in 1840 that Jean Baptiste André Godin replaced an enamelled cast iron stove for the traditional tin stove. Today Godin has become a generic, popular name synonymous with quality heating. Its production is French, the company has kept its 2 foundries in Guise, in Hauts-de-France. Like the Petit Godin designed by the brand's creator, the products owe their quality to the mastery of cast iron.