- Brand: Lacunza
- Model: Bristol
- Product type: Wood-burning fireplace
- Nominal heat output: 9 kW
- Heat output range: 6–12 kW
- Efficiency: 78%
- Energy class: A
- CO emissions: 0.03%
- Heating volume: 200 m³
- Heating area: 80 m²
- Product dimensions (W × H × D): 700 × 850 × 400 mm
- Firebox dimensions (W × H × D): 540 × 280 × 210 mm
- Net weight: 145 kg
- Max log length: 50 cm
- Flue connection: Ø150 mm
- SKU: KAM-3021120000
- EAN: 3000001346517
- CE marking: Yes. Documentation: declaration of performance (DoP)
The Lacunza Bristol is a cast iron stove with a low, wide shape, a flat glass front and an open space below the firebox. The distinct horizontal shape gives a different look compared to a narrow, tall stove and makes the fire visible across a large part of the front.
The freestanding construction is intended for wood burning and connects to a separate chimney. The cast iron body gives the model a pronounced, traditional material feel, while the glass door keeps the firebox clearly in view. Compared to Tarbes, Bristol has a flatter front and a more angular look.
Choose Bristol if you want a wide glass stove with a robust cast iron shape. Check the chimney, floor protection and safety distances before placement. The firebox and its ash compartment need to be accessible for maintenance, and the use of the open space below must follow the manufacturer's installation instructions.
Placement of Bristol
Bristol is a wide, low cast iron stove with an open space below the firebox. Check the floor's load-bearing capacity, fire safety distances, and how the lower compartment may be used according to Lacunza's manual before placing the stove. The flue duct must be airtight, correctly sized, and accessible for sweeping. The open lower section is not in itself an approval to store combustible items there.
Burn with the right air and wood
Use dry, untreated wood and follow the manufacturer's instructions for wood quantity, draft, and air regulation. Place the wood so that the glass and the internal parts do not get hit. Open the door slowly when refilling and do not burn with an open door unless the manual expressly prescribes it. Start with smaller fires during the first burn and ventilate if surfaces or seals emit odors.
Ash, glass and internal parts
Let the entire stove and the ash cool before cleaning. Clean the glass, cast iron surfaces, and ash compartment carefully and avoid abrasive agents on the glass. For sweeping and access to the flue gas passages, any deflectors should be handled in the order specified in the original manual for Dublin/Bristol/Bera.
Recurring inspection
Regularly check the door seals, closing function, smoke connection, and internal wear parts. Have the chimney swept and inspected according to the applicable intervals. Do not use the stove if the glass, seal, or deflector is damaged or incorrectly installed.
