Vesta Cast Iron Wood Stoves
A cast iron wood stove heats up gently and keeps releasing warmth long after the flames have died down. Our Vesta collection takes its name from the Roman goddess of the hearth and offers five classic models for rooms from 50 to 120 m², all with a Ø 152 mm flue outlet.
Why customers choose a cast iron wood stove
Cast iron stores heat in its mass and releases it as soft radiant warmth, which suits rooms that are lived in all evening. Moulded panels allow traditional, decorative silhouettes that fit cottages, farmhouses and classic interiors. Vesta doors and frames are machined for tight seals, the firebox is refractory-lined, and an airwash system keeps the ceramic glass clear. It is the stove many customers picture when they think of a traditional fireplace, which makes it easy to sell.
Five models for 50–120 m²Weights from 103 to 190 kgØ 152 mm flue outlet across the collectionSide-opening loading door on the VT 4
Choosing a model in the Vesta collection
For small rooms, the VT 1 is the compact entry model: 550 × 700 × 450 mm, 103 kg and 50–60 m². The VT 4 (730 × 775 × 475 mm, 150 kg, 60–80 m²) adds a side-opening loading door, which makes refuelling easier in tight corners. The VT 5 covers 80–100 m² at 650 × 750 × 520 mm and 150 kg.
For larger spaces, the VT 2 (780 × 720 × 550 mm, 127 kg) heats 80–120 m², while the VT 3 is the heaviest model at 190 kg and 720 × 710 × 600 mm, rated for 100–120 m². More cast iron mass means longer heat retention after the fire burns down.
Where Vesta fits and notes for distributors
Vesta suits family homes, cottages, mountain cabins and guesthouses where a traditional look and steady heat matter more than a fast start. Because all five models share the same flue size, the collection is easy to stock and easy to explain, covering entry to mid price points. Use our guide on how to size a wood stove with customers, and combine Vesta with Vesper steel stoves in a mixed container for a complete range.
Spare parts such as gaskets, glass and grates are available, and test reports for relevant standards such as EN 13240 are available on request for qualified models.
Why customers choose a cast iron wood stove
Cast iron stores heat in its mass and releases it as soft radiant warmth, which suits rooms that are lived in all evening. Moulded panels allow traditional, decorative silhouettes that fit cottages, farmhouses and classic interiors. Vesta doors and frames are machined for tight seals, the firebox is refractory-lined, and an airwash system keeps the ceramic glass clear. It is the stove many customers picture when they think of a traditional fireplace, which makes it easy to sell.
Five models for 50–120 m²Weights from 103 to 190 kgØ 152 mm flue outlet across the collectionSide-opening loading door on the VT 4
Choosing a model in the Vesta collection
For small rooms, the VT 1 is the compact entry model: 550 × 700 × 450 mm, 103 kg and 50–60 m². The VT 4 (730 × 775 × 475 mm, 150 kg, 60–80 m²) adds a side-opening loading door, which makes refuelling easier in tight corners. The VT 5 covers 80–100 m² at 650 × 750 × 520 mm and 150 kg.
For larger spaces, the VT 2 (780 × 720 × 550 mm, 127 kg) heats 80–120 m², while the VT 3 is the heaviest model at 190 kg and 720 × 710 × 600 mm, rated for 100–120 m². More cast iron mass means longer heat retention after the fire burns down.
Where Vesta fits and notes for distributors
Vesta suits family homes, cottages, mountain cabins and guesthouses where a traditional look and steady heat matter more than a fast start. Because all five models share the same flue size, the collection is easy to stock and easy to explain, covering entry to mid price points. Use our guide on how to size a wood stove with customers, and combine Vesta with Vesper steel stoves in a mixed container for a complete range.
Spare parts such as gaskets, glass and grates are available, and test reports for relevant standards such as EN 13240 are available on request for qualified models.
