Hawk 4 Flatop
Stove.

Herald 6 Flatop
Woodburning Only
Stove.

Clean Burn 7 Multi-
fuel Stove with double
doors and low canopy

Herald Inglenook
Stove with
a High canopy

Herald 14 Double Sided
Stove with High Canopy
& Plain Doors

Herald 6 Gas Stove
with panoramic door
& log fuel bed

Select 6 Gas Stove
with Gothic arch doors
and coal fuel bed.

Verona 6 Gas stove
in Brushed Stainless Steel
with log fire effect.

The Hunter Range

Hunter Stoves Limited is based just outside Exeter in Devon, England.

The company has operated in its present format since 1996 and has shown rapid growth, becoming one of the largest manufacturers of multi-fuel stoves in the UK and Ireland.

Hunter stoves now consists of multi-fuel, wood & gas fired stoves, which are all available in many different combinations to suit almost any situation traditional or modern. All stoves offer excellent heat output, which can be adjusted for individual comfort and will heat any large room.

Wood burning stoves are very popular in France as wood is plentiful. Alternatively the multi-fuel range of stoves provides a more flexible approach to heating your home.

All Hunter stoves are extremely efficient which makes them an excellent investment.

The Hunter Range consists of two main categories:

(1) Multi-fuel and Wood burning Stoves
(2) Gas Stoves

Multi-fuel and Wood burning Stoves
In this category there are three main types:

The Hawks
The smallest stoves of the Hunter range ideal for the small or average sized fireplace. These are available with either a 3 or 4Kw output. Wood burning or Multi-fuel.

The Heralds
The most popular of the hunter range with or without a boiler. The herald range produce between 4 to 16Kw depending on the model. Wood burning or Multi-fuel.

- The Herald 4 & 6 multi-fuel convection airwash stoves. Herald 6 winner of the 'Stove of the Year 2000'. The heat output is 4 and 5-7Kw respectively.

- The Herald 5 and 8 Slimline are specialist slimline wood-burning stoves and albeit they are designed to sit on a narrow hearth they can still accommodate large logs. The heat output is 4 and 5Kw respectively.

- The Herald 8 & 14 have been creatively designed to combine the latest in stove technology with traditional good looks and values. The heat output is between 7-11and 12-16Kw respectively.

- The Herald 80B boiler stove with an exceptional heating capacity. Developed to fulfill the heating requirements of a large property. The 80B can provide up to 21.5kw (80,000 BTU’s). Retains all the benefits of the existing Herald range. An alternative to the Broseley’s Hercules.

- The Herald Inglenook version is designed specifically as a large low output (4Kw) multi-fuel stove. Introduced to fill a niche in the market, the Inglenook solves the ultimate conundrum when faced with a large fireplace in a small room.

The CleanBurn
For the ultimate in burning efficiency. The Brand new award winning CB5 and CB7 multi-fuel stoves have been designed incorporating the very latest 'cleanburn' technology. 'Cleanburn' means a more thorough and therefore cleaner burning of fuel. This results in more heat output for the size of the stove into the room and a higher efficiency, which in turn means less smoke and a cleaner environment for all. At up to 78% efficient under CE test conditions, CB stoves are arguably the most efficient on the market. With easy lighting and rapid response, the high outputs are reached in the minimum of time making Cleanburn stoves particularly suitable for occasional use, such as weekend retreats or holiday homes. Multi-fuel version only. The heat output is 5 and 7Kw respectively.

All Hunter stoves incorporate:

An Air Wash System:
This is achieved by very hot air being directed down behind the glass doors creating a screen between the fire and the glass. Smoke or combustion particles do not come into contact with the glass, leaving it clean to see through.

Optimum Wood Burning Conditions:
For efficient wood burning the hot 'airwash' is directed down the stove door and into the heart of the wood fire, this ensures complete combustion which helps keep the chimney clean. In the multi-fuel stove the grate is changed to the closed position creating a flat base, this allows the deep bed of ash to build up the optimum for burning wood. In the wood-burning only version, the fire is situated on the base of the stove.

Optimum Solid Fuel Burning Conditions:
When burning coal and for easy lighting of the stove the grate is changed to the open position by a single turn of the handle. Air can then be directed under the open grate and into the heart of the fire the optimum, conditions for burning solid fuel.

A Dust Free Safe and Easy Riddling System:
By simply moving the riddling tool up and down which moves the grate open and closed the stove riddles safely with the minimum of effort. This is undertaken with the doors closed and is completely dust free.

Safe and Efficient Overnight Burning:
By reducing the air inflow to an absolute minimum, the fire will gently smoulder and remain alight throughout the night. When required, the fire will come to life by simply increasing the airflow into the stove.

Gas Stoves

The Hawk 4 Gas
The Hunter Hawk 4 gas stove is a small and compact design allowing installation in a smaller fireplace. It offers a good heat output (3.7Kw).

The Herald 6 Gas The Hunter Herald 6 Gas stove capitalises on the award winning styling of the Hunter Herald multi-fuel range and is now combined with the most recent gas-stove technology. This produces a heat output of 6.5Kw.

The Gas Inglenook
New to the Hunter gas stove range is the Herald 6 Gas Inglenook, a Herald 6 Gas stove with the unique Inglenook canopy, particularly suitable for a large fireplace.

HS Gas Stoves
HS Gas, a brand new name for a brand new concept. HS Gas is a new range of gas-fired stoves, from modern stainless steel to traditional cast iron. The new HS Gas range has something for everyone. The first stove for HS Gas to hit the market place, was select 6, and more or less immediately, it was awarded Appliance of the year at The Hearth & Home exhibition 2002 against stiff competition from other appliances. The Select 6 is a solid cast iron, gas-fired stove. With exceptional realism from a coal or log fuel bed, the Select 6 has become a firm favourite in the short time it has been in the marketplace. Following swiftly behind the Select 6 was the Selene and Verona. The Verona is a very sleek and contemporary stove made from stainless steel. Whereas the Selene offers traditional good looks yet has a value for money price tag. These fires are capable of producing an output of 5Kw.


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The list of extras is extensive: low/high canopies, brass fittings, multi-fuel/wood, Natural gas, LPG, the list goes on. See the next page for more details.