With its curved lines, intuitive air controls and 160 degree view of the flames, Scan 87 fulfills all of these criteria. Scan 87 is a large, clean-burning stove with ample space for wood. With a focus on aesthetics and user-friendliness, including a cool glass handle, simple ash removal and, of course, efficient heating, Scan 87 combines reputable Danish design and smart functionality at its best.
| Body material | Steel |
| Rated Output | 11.5 kW |
| Energy performance certificate [AnythingPopup id="4"] | A |
| SIA Ecodesign Ready [AnythingPopup id="5"] | Yes |
| Efficiency | 84% |
| Airwash [AnythingPopup id="2"] | Yes |
| Cleanburn [AnythingPopup id="1"] | Yes |
| Approved for smoke controlled areas [AnythingPopup id="6"] | Yes |
| Room vent required [AnythingPopup id="3"] | Yes |
| Flue connection | 200mm |
| Maximum log length | 400mm |
| Multi-fuel grate | No (de-ashing grate only) |
| Direct air supply |
Optional |
| Minimum Hearth Thickness | 12mm |
| Boiler option | No |
| Weight | 273kg |
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A guillotine door that elegantly slides up and down is just one of the design elements that, in combination, made this large woodburning stove an innovative and user-friendly fireplace. Kjeldsen describes the design language as industrial, but also accommodating. |
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The handle on the door is another detail that distinguishes it from other fireplaces. Since the wood stove has a very large heat output, traditional solutions were challenging in terms of both design and functionality. Kjeldsen wanted to maintain symmetry. This resulted in an integrated central handle, made from non-heat-conductive glass that stays clean in use. |
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The door moves silently, elegantly and effortlessly up and down. As well as being an aesthetic design element, the construction also helps reduce smoke in the room when lighting the fire. |
Height: 1,886 mm
Width: 669 mm
Depth: 630 mm