Escea TC970 Inbuilt Wood Fireplace
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Strong clean lines, a large viewing window and better home performance - this inbuilt wood fireplace was made for the minimalists.
A pared back aesthetic makes way for a large firebox for a maximised display of flames. But it’s more than just a pretty face.
Unlike most wood fireplaces, the TC970 benefits from Escea’s Direct Vent Technology – an innovation based on 20 years of experience now debuted in Escea’s wood fireplaces.
The Escea TC970 pushes the boundaries of wood fire design with a sleek minimalist finish that blurs the lines between the wall and the flames.
For certain installation types, Escea also provides a Zero Clearance Kit to streamline the install process and make installing an Escea wood fireplace as easy as possible.
· Clean Air Model
· Direct Vent Technology
· Optimal Firebox Design
· Large viewable glass area
· Designed & Made in NZ
Product Details
- Product
- Escea TC970 Inbuilt Wood Fireplace
- Category
- Wood Fireplaces
- Sold by
- Escea Fireplace Company
- Size
- D423 x W1050 x H746 mm
- Designer
- Escea
- Brand
- Escea Fireplace Company
- Year
- 2024
- Country of origin
- New Zealand
- Type of use
- Residential
- Installation
- Professional installation required
- Warranty
- 10 years
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Strong clean lines, a large viewing window and better home performance - this inbuilt wood fireplace was made for the minimalists.
A pared back aesthetic makes way for a large firebox for a maximised display of flames. But it’s more than just a pretty face.
Unlike most wood fireplaces, the TC970 benefits from Escea’s Direct Vent Technology – an innovation based on 20 years of experience now debuted in Escea’s wood fireplaces.
The Escea TC970 pushes the boundaries of wood fire design with a sleek minimalist finish that blurs the lines between the wall and the flames.
For certain installation types, Escea also provides a Zero Clearance Kit to streamline the install process and make installing an Escea wood fireplace as easy as possible.
· Clean Air Model
· Direct Vent Technology
· Optimal Firebox Design
· Large viewable glass area
· Designed & Made in NZ
- Specs
Est. heating area: 150-220m2
Clean Air Approved: Yes
Max. Log Size: 750mm
Efficiency: 66%
Flue Type: Direct Vent
Appliance Size: 1175w x 800h x 573d
View more technical specs here
- Features
Direct Vent TechnologyUnlike most other wood fires that use room air to fuel the fire, Escea wood fireplaces use Direct Vent Technology, meaning that the room air and the firebox air don’t mix.
The firebox functions independently of the room, with all the air needed to fuel the fire coming from outside the home; and the exhaust air being returned outside.
So, the heat stays in, and no cold draughts are created - for better overall home performance.
Optimal Firebox Design
The TC970 firebox shape is designed to maximise heat output, while also maximising space for logs.Generous Viewing Window
The pared-back design of the firebox makes room for a large viewing window, for maximised flame viewing.
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Escea TC970 Inbuilt Wood Fireplace
The Escea TC970 Inbuilt Wood Fireplace is supplied by Escea Fireplace Company. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product Escea Fireplace Company lists on ArchiPro.
Escea Fireplace Company does not publish a price for the Escea TC970 Inbuilt Wood Fireplace on ArchiPro. for pricing, or visit their website.
It is listed under Wood Fireplaces on ArchiPro, where you can compare it with wood fireplaces from other suppliers.
Yes. It is part of the Indoor Wood Fireplace range from Escea Fireplace Company, where you can see every product in the range together.
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