Lampo S 21

The design of Lampo resembles the Salvo masonry heater. The vertical door emphasises its modern appearance. The rounded corners and the grouping of tiles varying in size provide a refined, ornamental look to the fireplace. The surface cladding can be implemented either by smooth soapstone overall or as a combination of smooth and ribbed soapstone surfaces. The ribbed surface is a water-cut, irregular, shiny Grafia surface. The different soapstone surfaces have been combined so that the front of the fireplace is covered from the top to the bottom with ornamental tiling running the width of the door. The wider Lampo model retains heat efficiently with its entire mass.

Lampo S 21

The design of Lampo resembles the Salvo masonry heater. The vertical door emphasises its modern appearance. The rounded corners and the grouping of tiles varying in size provide a refined, ornamental look to the fireplace. The surface cladding can be implemented either by smooth soapstone overall or as a combination of smooth and ribbed soapstone surfaces. The ribbed surface is a water-cut, irregular, shiny Grafia surface. The different soapstone surfaces have been combined so that the front of the fireplace is covered from the top to the bottom with ornamental tiling running the width of the door. The wider Lampo model retains heat efficiently with its entire mass.

Lampo S 21

The design of Lampo resembles the Salvo masonry heater. The vertical door emphasises its modern appearance. The rounded corners and the grouping of tiles varying in size provide a refined, ornamental look to the fireplace. The surface cladding can be implemented either by smooth soapstone overall or as a combination of smooth and ribbed soapstone surfaces. The ribbed surface is a water-cut, irregular, shiny Grafia surface. The different soapstone surfaces have been combined so that the front of the fireplace is covered from the top to the bottom with ornamental tiling running the width of the door. The wider Lampo model retains heat efficiently with its entire mass.

Lampo S 18

The design of Lampo resembles the Salvo masonry heater. The vertical door emphasises its modern appearance. The rounded corners and the grouping of tiles varying in size provide a refined, ornamental look to the fireplace. The surface cladding can be implemented either by smooth soapstone overall or as a combination of smooth and ribbed soapstone surfaces. The ribbed surface is a water-cut, irregular, shiny Grafia surface. The different soapstone surfaces have been combined so that the front of the fireplace is covered from the top to the bottom with ornamental tiling running the width of the door. The wider Lampo model retains heat efficiently with its entire mass.

Lampo S 18

The design of Lampo resembles the Salvo masonry heater. The vertical door emphasises its modern appearance. The rounded corners and the grouping of tiles varying in size provide a refined, ornamental look to the fireplace. The surface cladding can be implemented either by smooth soapstone overall or as a combination of smooth and ribbed soapstone surfaces. The ribbed surface is a water-cut, irregular, shiny Grafia surface. The different soapstone surfaces have been combined so that the front of the fireplace is covered from the top to the bottom with ornamental tiling running the width of the door. The wider Lampo model retains heat efficiently with its entire mass.

Lampo S 18

The design of Lampo resembles the Salvo masonry heater. The vertical door emphasises its modern appearance. The rounded corners and the grouping of tiles varying in size provide a refined, ornamental look to the fireplace. The surface cladding can be implemented either by smooth soapstone overall or as a combination of smooth and ribbed soapstone surfaces. The ribbed surface is a water-cut, irregular, shiny Grafia surface. The different soapstone surfaces have been combined so that the front of the fireplace is covered from the top to the bottom with ornamental tiling running the width of the door. The wider Lampo model retains heat efficiently with its entire mass.

Lampo S 21

The design of Lampo resembles the Salvo masonry heater. The vertical door emphasises its modern appearance. The rounded corners and the grouping of tiles varying in size provide a refined, ornamental look to the fireplace. The surface cladding can be implemented either by smooth soapstone overall or as a combination of smooth and ribbed soapstone surfaces. The ribbed surface is a water-cut, irregular, shiny Grafia surface. The different soapstone surfaces have been combined so that the front of the fireplace is covered from the top to the bottom with ornamental tiling running the width of the door. The wider Lampo model retains heat efficiently with its entire mass.