- Product type: Wood stove
- Model: Andorra II
- Fuel: Wood
- Nominal output: 7.5 kW
- Efficiency: 80.4%
- Heat output to room: 7.7 kW
- Seasonal efficiency: 70.4%
- Energy class: A
- Weight: 94 kg
- Flue gas temperature: 271 °C
- CO emissions: 0.08% / 1000 mg/m³
- Dust/particles: 23 mg/m³
- OGC: 47 mg/m³
- NOx: 107 mg/m³
- Flue connection: Top Ø150 mm
- External air supply: Ø100 mm, rear or bottom
- Safety distances side / rear / front: 250 / 150 / 800 mm
- Firebox lining: Vermiculite
- Gross weight: 102 kg
- CE marking: Yes, according to the manufacturer's declaration of performance (DoP)
Variant details
II / Black — SKU KAM-1042-01 — EAN 8586019580211II / Grey — SKU KAM-1042-02 — EAN 8586019580228
The Thorma Andorra II elevates the fire in a tall, relatively narrow steel body with a large glass front. The stove takes up less width than the wide ceramic-clad models and lets its vertical form become a distinct part of the room.
The Andorra II is available from VillaHome in black and grey. The color choice primarily affects how the stove interacts with walls and furniture – black provides a more pronounced outline, while grey can soften the contrast. Both versions have the same basic shape and are intended for wood burning.
The top-connected flue and the option for separate combustion air from the rear or below are important for the installation. The direction of the air supply needs to be chosen based on the house's ductwork and the prescribed installation, not solely by the stove's appearance. The Andorra II is suitable when you want a freestanding stove with a distinct height and the option to plan for external air supply.
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Installation
Install Andorra II according to THORMA's manual and applicable Swedish regulations. The model is top-connected with a Ø150 mm flue pipe and can receive external combustion air via a Ø100 mm connection at the rear or bottom. Observe the safety clearances of 250 mm to the side, 150 mm to the rear, and 800 mm in front of the glass, as well as the requirements for the hearth plate on combustible floors.
Combustion air and flue
External air supply is an important part of the model's design and can reduce dependence on room air in airtight houses. The flue must be airtight and correctly sized, and the air intake must not be blocked by the floor, wall, or other installations.
First firing
Start with smaller amounts of wood and gradually increase the temperature. The surface treatment and seals may emit odors during the first few firings; ventilate the room until this has subsided.
Fuel and firing
Use only dry, untreated wood. THORMA specifies a maximum moisture content of 25% and recommends around 20% for well-dried wood. Follow the manual's wood quantity and air control instructions and avoid overfiring.
Care and safety
Allow the stove to cool completely before cleaning. Regularly check the glass, seals, vermiculite, and flue passages, and have the chimney swept according to local requirements. Use only spare parts approved or supplied by THORMA.
Manual
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