- Product type: Wood stove
- Model: Atika Keramik
- Variants: Standard / Matte Black and Plus / White
- Fuel: Wood
- Nominal output: 7.5 kW
- Efficiency: 84.2%
- Heat output to room: 8.14 kW
- Seasonal efficiency: 74.2%
- Heating capacity: 98–180 m³
- Energy class: A+
- Net weight: 148 kg
- Flue gas temperature: 202 °C
- CO emissions: 0.08% / 935 mg/m³
- Dust/particles: 6 mg/m³
- OGC: 44 mg/m³
- NOx: 104 mg/m³
- Flue connection: Top or rear Ø150 mm
- External air supply: Ø100 mm, rear or bottom
- Safety distances side / rear / front: 450 / 200 / 800 mm
- Firebox lining: Vermiculite
- Gross weight: 160 kg
- CE marking: Yes, according to the manufacturer's declaration of performance (DoP)
Thorma Atika Ceramic is a tall wood-burning stove where ceramic side panels give a softer and more furniture-like appearance than a conventional steel stove. The large glass door provides a clear view of the fire, while the matte black and white versions change how much the stove visually takes up space in the room.
Atika has a nominal output of 7.5 kW and Kaminexperten's current data indicates an efficiency of 84.2%. The Ø150 mm flue connection can be made at the top or rear, and the Ø100 mm external air supply can be connected at the rear or bottom.
The particulate matter value is stated as 6 mg/m³ and the energy class is A+. The safety distances are 450 mm to the sides, 200 mm to the rear, and 800 mm in front of the glass, which need to be taken into account together with the tall body and the installation's floor protection.
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Installation
Install the stove according to THORMA's model manual and applicable Swedish regulations. Observe the safety clearances of 450 mm on the sides, 200 mm at the rear, and 800 mm in front of the glass. The flue connection is Ø150 mm and can be connected at the top or rear, while the Ø100 mm external air supply can be connected at the rear or bottom.
Combustion air and flue
External air supply should be planned in conjunction with the chimney and ventilation, especially in airtight houses. The flue must be airtight, correctly sized, and accessible for inspection and sweeping.
First firing
Start with smaller amounts of wood and allow the stove, stone/ceramic, and surface finish to heat up gradually. Ventilate the room if odors occur during the first few firings.
Fuel and firing
Use dry, untreated wood and follow the manual's guidelines for wood quantity and air control. Avoid overfiring and open the door gently when adding wood.
Care and safety
Clean the glass and firebox only when the stove is cold. Natural stone and ceramic should be cleaned gently without aggressive or abrasive agents. Regularly inspect the vermiculite, seals, and flue paths, and have the chimney swept according to local requirements.
Manual
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