Woodburning StoveS - The Stove Yard

Woodburning StoveS 

Heating from within...

CONTENTS 

SOLA p. 6 - 11 

Prestige p. 12 - 15 

S700 p. 16 - 19 

LIVA p. 20 - 25 

9000 p. 26 - 31 

PRIO p. 32 - 35 

M p. 36 - 39 

QM p. 40 - 41 

M700 & p. 42 - 43 

MQM 

7000 p. 44 - 45 

2000 p. 46 - 49 

Mondo p. 50 - 51 

Accessories p. 52 - 53 

DATA p. 54 - 63 

FACTS p. 64 - 69

LotuS deSign Woodburning StoveS 


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daniSh deSign 

Focusing on Functionality 

Wood stoves should be easy to operate, attractive and environmentally friendly. 

We have thus opted to give top priority to quality and functionality in our design 

philosophy as well as in our choice of materials. All our stoves are tested by recognized 

test authorities, so as to warrant that a Lotus will always meet the most stringent 

environmental requirements. 

The Lotus range has been created in close cooperation between Architect Kaare 

Solvsten, technicians and suppliers from all over the world. We combine Danish design 

tradition with the best quality components, creating products incorporating 

outstanding design, functionality and technology. 

We have been producing wood stoves since 1979. Our range now includes ten 

unique design series which may all be supplemented with various accessories. 

The stove matching your home at the best and fully meeting the needs of your family 

will always be available to you.

FUNCTION 

TECHNOLOGY 

DESIGN 

DESIGN: Design is about attitudes and values. 

Lotus prioritizes quality and functionality in design 

and choice of materials. 

FUNCTION: A wood stove should be easy to operate so all Lotus stoves 

are designed with a view to user friendliness 

TECHNOLOGY: Technology is made to serve functionality. 

Consequently, all Lotus stoves are designed with special 

attention to smooth operation and maintenance. 

NORDIC ECOLABEL 

The officially recognized Nordic ecolabel makes it easier for 

users to find environmentally friendly products quickly. 

Once a product has been ecolabelled, it will warrant that: 

· The product is among those having the least environmental impact 

within its category 

· The product is safe to use 

· The quality is of the highest order 

The stoves from Lotus Heating Systems A/S which have received the 

eco-label THE SWAN so far are marked with the symbol from Eco-labelling 

Denmark in this brochure. The awarding of the eco-label is a continuous 

process. There may be stoves which have received the eco-label after the 

publication of this brochure. 

A current list can be found at www.lotusovne.com. 

LOTUS

6 

LotuS SoLa 

Pleasure worth paying for 

Regardless of whether you prefer a traditional woodburning stove or a stove with a lot of heat 

storage, then Lotus SOLA is a natural choice. The SOLA stoves are characterised by the high, 

slim door, which allows you to delight in the play of the flames. SOLA, SOLA S and SOLA SAND, 

clad with soapstone, are slim and elegant stoves. The rounded shape and debth of only 38.5 cm 

makes the stove light and simple to place regardless of where you want to site it in the room. 

SOLA 

C o m f o r t a u t o m a t i k 

COMFORT 

AU TO M ATIK 

COMFORT AUTOMATIK 

See page 52. 

COMFORT 

AU TO M ATIK 

a 

b 

a. The airwash function ensures a 

cleaner window and better view 

of the fire (see page 66). 

b. The door handle is made from cast 

stainless steel and follows the curved 

shape of the door beautifully. 

The placement also ensures that 

the handle does not get hot.

385 

469 

Height 

SOLA 1054 mm 

SOLA 

steel 


SOLA

8 


LotuS SoLa 

Heating from within 


COMFORT 

AU TO M ATIK 

SOLA Sand 

sand stone 


See page 52. 

COMFORT 

AU TO M ATIK

a. Nature’s random and fascinating play 

can really be experienced in the sand 

stone’s unique lines. As an added 

bonus the sand stone also works as 

heat storage mass. 

b. The combustion air is controlled with 

the elegant, stainless handle which is 

placed in the middle below the cast 

iron door. 

C. The ash tray is integrated in the front 

and hidden behind the elegant door. 

1089 

a b 

C 

1025 

953 

101 

150 

73 

385 

SOLA S 

soapstone 

469 


COMFORT 

AU TO M ATIK 


See page 52. 

COMFORT 

Height 

SOLA S: 1089 mm 

SOLA sand: 1089 mm 

AU TO M ATIK 

SOLA

10 


70° 

150° 

50° 

Temperature Distribution 

200° 

180° 

160° 

140° 

120° 

100° 

80° 

60° 

40° 

20° 

SOLA M 

soapstone with storage mass 

Kindling and 2-3 additions of wood. 

Temperature 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 

Hours

LotuS SoLa 


A wood stove with heat storage has 

become the preferred choice of many 

customers. Both SOLA M and SOLA MST 

have been designed to store an 

optimal amount of heat. 

The combustion chambers are lined 

with materials which allow the heat to 

pass through the combustion chamber 

sides, generating optimal use of the 

storage mass with heat release of up to 

14 hours. Unlike most other stoves the 

Lotus heat storage stoves will also 

become hot in the lower part of the 

storage mass. 

With a weight of around 350 kg SOLA M 

and MST cover the range between the 

ordinary stove with light storage mass 

and the big stoves with heat storage 

like Lotus M, QM or MQM. 

1226 

SOLA MST 

steel with storage mass 

556 

1025 

953 

101 

195 

121 

468 

468 

560 

Height 

SOLA M: 1260 mm 

SOLA MST: 1226 mm 

SOLA

12 

LotuS PreStige 


500 

500 


COMFORT 

AU TO M ATIK 

Height 

Prestige: 1458 mm 

Prestige S: 1470 mm 


See page 52. 

COMFORT 

Prestige S 

soapstone 

AU TO M ATIK

Prestige 

steel 

Prestige

14 


a. The powerful stainless elements 

emphasise the stove’s elegant lines. 

b. The combustion air slide and the 

stainless bar underneath are 

integrated elegantly in each other. 

C. The hidden storage drawer is opened 

by pulling the sturdy stainless bar 

underneath the door. 

a b 

C

LotuS PreStige 


1458 


COMFORT 

AU TO M ATIK 

1077 

1003 

8 

240 

Lotus Prestige is as the name suggests a stove line 

which radiates elegance. The round shape and the 

carefully adapted proportions show that the architect 

has given his very best. This is a stove which is 

a visual delight, regardless of where it is placed in 

a room; against a wall, in a corner or in the middle 

of the room. 

Prestige is available in two versions: as standard 

in steel, with the elegant glass door or as 

Prestige S with soapstone and a lot of storage mass. 

All Prestige models have a built-in hidden storage 

drawer under the door. This model is also available 

with a 52 kg extra heat storage mass which is 

concealed at the top of the stove. 

The Prestige models are also available with 

“Comfort Automatik” (see page 52) which makes 

kindling as well as placing firewood easier. 


Prestige 

steel 

See page 52. 

COMFORT 

AU TO M ATIK 

480 

480 

Height 

Prestige: 1458 mm 

Prestige

16 

S700 

Magic

LotuS S700 

Heating from within... 

S700

18 

LotuS S700 

Characteristic models

o r t a u t o m a t i k 

COMFORT 

U TO M ATIK 

The tall, slim Lotus S700 allows you to fully appreciate the 

play of the flames. The S700 is narrower at the back than 

at the front and the reflective glass door emphasises the 

elegant design. 

Its unique character is emphasised by making the stove 

narrower at the back than at the front. 

a 

b 

C 


See page 52. 

a. The door is opened with the elegant stainless 

steel handle under the door on the right. 

b. The reflective black glass and the thin 

stainless steel elements help emphasise 

the stove’s characteristics. 

C. The hidden storage drawer under the door 

opens easily and is perfect for storage of e.g. 

kindling wood. 

COMFORT 

AU TO M ATIK 

S700 Sand 

sand stone 

1495 

Available accessories: black, reflective glass elements or 

soapstone over and below the door. 

The unique “Comfort Automatik” (see page 52) or 52 kg 

extra heat storage mass concealed at the top of the stove. 

1296 

222 

S700 

steel 

449 

478 

Height 

S700: 1495 mm 

S700

20 


LIVA 2G

LotuS Liva 

Infinite possibilities... 

tailor your woodburning stove to your requirements 

The Liva range makes it possible for you to choose whether you 

want large side windows, different side cladding, steel sides which 

give a clean, classic look or soapstone sides which are not only 

beautiful but also act as heat storage. 

a b C 

a. The built-in drawer element for accessories and kindling material is equipped with 

magnetic closing. 

b. The combustion chamber is covered with the insulation material skamol which gives a 

better combustion temperature, better use of firewood, easier kindling and a cleaner 

combustion. Furthermore, the two side windows give a great view of the flames. 

C. With double point closure the door will be completely tight. The seal can be replaced 

without the use of tools. 

LIVA

22 


LIVA 1 G 

with soapstone top 

LotuS Liva 

Your wood stove design delight 

LIVA 3 G 

with soapstone top

405 

a b C 

a. The combustion air is controlled by turning the solid stainless 

steel knob below the door. 

b. The ash tray is elegantly concealed behind the firewood drawer 

underneath the door. 

C. Nature’s own lines are emphasised in the sand stone and 

gives each stove its own individual touch. 

LIVA 2 Sand 

510 

Height 

LIVA 1 G: 852 mm 

LIVA 2 G: 1002 mm 

LIVA 3 G: 1197 mm 

LIVA 2 Sand: 1020 mm 

LIVA

24 


LIVA 1 

LIVA 2 s 

with soapstone 

LIVA 1 s 


LIVA 3 

LIVA 2 

LIVA 3 s 

with soapstone

LIVA 4 G 

wall-hung 

796 

510 

650 

LotuS Liva 


852 

115 

386 

510 

386 

823 

706 

46 

160 

510 

Height 

LIVA 4 G: 796 mm 

134 

405 

405 

510 

Height 

LIVA 1: 852 mm 

LIVA 2: 1002 mm 

LIVA 3: 1197 mm 

LIVA

26 

a b C d 

LotuS 9000 

A further development of the classic wood stove 

9130 


9120 

with stainless steel sides

e 

a. The door on the 9000 line is made from cast iron which gives 

a beautiful texture in the surface. 

b. The airwash function ensures a cleaner window and thus 

a better view of the fire (see page 66). 

C. Lotus 9000 is available with a self-locking door system which 

works according to the same principle as a car door or... 

d. ...with traditional two-point closing. 

e. Stainless steel operating handles complete the stove’s 

exclusive look. 

168 

Lotus 9000 stoves are marked by their elegant, timeless design. 

The simple lines of the classic stove have inspired the creating of a series of stoves in modern 

designs, offering an abundance of choices. Tall or short, clad in steel, stainless steel, ceramics 

or soapstone – Lotus 9000 series stoves just have it all. 

Its modern design is underlined by the elegant operating handles in stainless steel. 

965 

521 

919 

9110 

827 

86 

168 

454 

454 


521 

Height 

9110, 9120, 9130: 965 mm 

9000

28 

LotuS 9000 

Individual potential offered by flexible design 

9030 


Lotus 9030 is a wonder to behold - and financially sound to 

own. Solid soapstone covering combines the quick heat 

distribution of the wood stove with the slower heat release of 

the mass stove. 

9080 


Lotus 9080 has the same sophisticated combustion 

chamber technology as that of the 9030. This stove 

has been made with solid soapstone sides and 

soapstone top- a natural product possessing a 

unique ability to store heat and release it slowly. 

434 

508 

Height 

9030: 980 mm 

9080: 1180 mm 

9080 Sand 

sand stone

Lotus 9160, 9170, and 9180 are tall classic variants in a class all by themselves. These stoves are available with 

a steel plate or soapstone plate of your own choice. The large round steel or soapstone top plate rounds off its oval 

form in a classic and harmonious fashion. For accessories, you may select a crescent-shaped soapstone top plate, 

giving a more modern effect. 

9160 

Height 

9160, 9170, 9180 : 1165 mm 

454 

521 

9170 

with stainless steel sides 

9180 

with soapstone and crescentshaped 

soapstone top plate 


9000

30 

LotuS 9000 

Colourful delight in several variants 

9190 

90901 

For those who prefer colours and ceramics, Lotus offers a wide 

selection. Three different colours and two models will allow you to 

select the colour and combination best suited to your home. 

Further, Lotus 9110, 9120, 9160, 9170, as well as models 7110 to 7190, 

are available with a ceramic top plate in colours 61660, 90901, and 

64693. 

9140 

61660

9160 

With tile top. 

Lotus 9110, 9120, 9160, 9170, as well 

as models 7110 to 7190, are available 

with ceramic top plate in colours 

61660, 90901, and 64693. 

454 

521 

Height 

9140: 975 mm 

9190: 1175 mm 

9180 


454 

521 

Height 

9160: 1165 mm 


9000

32 

LotuS Prio 

A comfortable feel and view 

With the PRIO line the cosy atmosphere is self-evident. The stoves have a curved front, a large glass door and beautiful 

Danish design, regardless of whether you choose the elegant PRIO 5, the modern PRIO 6 with the large side windows 

or the unique PRIO 3 on a column. All the PRIO stoves are created in accordance with Danish craft traditions and in 

materials which prolong the service life. The many individual possibilities make it easy to love the warm atmosphere.

PRIO 6 

soapstone top 


PRIO

5 

5 

440 

34 

440 

LotuS Prio 

Whenever a larger stove is required 

PRIO 5 PRIO 5 S 


540 

Height 

PRIO 5 & PRIO 6: 1110 mm 

PRIO 5 S & PRIO 6 S: 1120 mm 

a. With the large side windows you get a better view of the flames. 

b. Practical and elegant handles which are manufactured from stainless 

material give easy and precise control of combustion and riddling grate. 

C. All Lotus stoves have a ceramic door seal which is easy to replace; it is 

probably the best seal solution on the market. 

d. The elegant curved door handle in stainless material completes the stove’s 

harmonious look and ensures a stable closing mechanism. 

e. In the firewood compartment there is room for accessories and kindling 

material. 

PRIO 6 S 


a 

NORDIC ECOLABEL

PRIO 3 

With Lotus PRIO 3 you get a unique stove which stands as elegant 

furniture in any room and provides a cosy atmosphere 

b C d e 

456 

552 

Height 

PRIO 3: 1160 mm 

PRIO

36 

SoApStone StoveS 

Radiation or convection heat 

A. A practical steel cover on the top plate hides the top outlet when the 

stove is mounted with rear outlet. 

B. The convection and combustion air is taken in at the bottom at the back 

of the stove. It is also possible to connect external combustion air here. 

C. The natural material, soapstone, has a unique ability to store and slowly 

emit heat, being an ideal combination between a traditional mass stove 

and a modern woodburning stove. 

D. Elegant operating handles in stainless steel complete the clean design. 

The left slide is for combustion air and the right slide enables you to 

determine whether the heat distribution should primarily be through 

radiation or convection (see more page 62). 

M1 

Radiation heat · Convection heat 

A 

B 

C 

D

Benefits of soapstone... 

The Lotus M line combines the best from the mass stove with 

the best from the woodburning stove. The high weight and the 

special construction combines the ability of the mass stove to 

store and slowly emit heat, with the woodburning stove’s 

controlled combustion and ability to distribute heat quickly. 

As an extra feature the stove is equipped with the option to have 

fast (convection heat) or slow (radiated heat) heat distribution. 

When you choose slow heat distribution you increase the 

temperature in the soapstone at the same time. You make 

the choice by using the right slide below the door. 

The combustion chambers of all Lotus storage stoves are 

covered with materials which allow the heat to pass through the 

combustion chamber and into the storage mass, thus providing 

optimal use of the storage mass and allowing heat mass for up 

to 15 hours. Compared with most other stoves, Lotus stoves will 

also heat the lower part of the storage mass, thereby achieving 

optimal utilization of the total stove mass. The heavier a stove, 

the more heat it will store and subsequently emit. 

10 11 12 13 14 15 

Kindling and putting on wood two or three times. 

Temperature 

200° 

180° 

160° 

140° 

120° 

100° 

80° 

60° 

40° 

20° 

80° 

180° 

60° 

Temperature Distribution 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 

Hours 


M

38 



M2

560 

LotUS M 

Extraordinary stoves offering 

extraordinary features 

M2 ST M3 

M4 

With baking compartment – 

temperature up to 220°. 

Baking compartment optionally 

available as accessory for M2, 

M3, and M4. 

560 

Height 

M1: 1143 mm 

M2: 1453 mm 

M2 ST: 1413 mm 

M3: 1763 mm 

M4: 1763 mm 


380 

280 

270 



310 

M

40 

LotUS QM 

Strong, streamlined and sturdy 

QM is a new line of stoves which is based on the good experiences from the Lotus M line. Here we once again combine the 

best from the mass stove with the best from the woodburning stove. QM 1 and QM 2 are also equipped with the unique 

system for heat distribution primarily through radiation or convection. The square shape makes the line’s connection with the 

mass stove even clearer while maintaining the woodburning stove’s controlled combustion. The accompanying base makes it 

look like the stove is floating, and it makes the stove look light and well-balanced in its design. 


QM 1 

A 

B 

A. The large grate at the top of the stove 

provides optimal flow of the convection air, 

for faster heat distribution. When opting for 

a top flue, the closed part of the cover is 

removed without any resultant loss of heat 

distribution. 

B. The elegant stainless steel closing handle 

has been optimally attuned to the design of 

this stove, leaving an impression of a 

perfectly integrated unit. 

520 

520 

Height 

QM1: 1318 mm 

QM2: 1658 mm

QM 2 



QM

42 

LotUS M700 & MQM 

Primary heat for your home 

M700 

With a total of 600 kg M700 is a stove with an exceptional 

storage mass. The tall, deep combustion chamber creates a 

beautiful flame image. The elegant operating handles look 

elegant underneath the door opening and make operation 

of the stove easy and simple. The entire stove is very 

streamlined and exudes a unique design. 

1453 

1260 

1025 

558 

239 

MQM 

With a total weight of more than 1000 kg 

Lotus MQM is the largest Lotus stove with 

storage mass. 

MQM is manufactured to function as 

primary heat source. The design is 

created based on the round shape from 

Lotus M, and the square shape from 

Lotus QM. The round part functions as an 

extra storage part and is equipped with 

ducts which ensure that the heat is 

distributed in the unit. The storage part 

can be placed to the left and to the right 

of the combustion chamber – but as 

standard it is placed to the left. 

Like all other storage stoves from Lotus 

there is also here the option to have the 

primary heat distribution with either 

convection or radiated heat, this is easily 

changed by moving the right operating 

handle below the door. 

M700 and MQM are the perfect choices 

for anyone who wants heating at all 

hours. 

502 

665 

Height 

M700: 1453 mm 


Radiation heat · Convection heat

620 

1020 

Height 

MQM: 1698 mm 

MQM 

MQM

44 

LotUS 7000 

More than a wood stove 

A B C 

7110 

90° 

45° 

0° 

7120 

with stainless steel sides 

45° 

90° 

A. The window has an airwash system 

which sends hot air down over the 

glass, resulting in less soot and dirt 

and consequently a better view of 

the fire. 

B. Practical and elegant solutions mark 

the Lotus 7000. Its riddling grate 

handle has been placed on the front 

of the stove, and the ash pan has 

been concealed behind the door to 

the combustion chamber. 

C. The Lotus 7140 to 7190 all have a 

practical turning function and a 

locking mechanism allowing for a 

flexible view of the fire as the stove 

may be turned and adjusted 

according to wherever you choose 

to be in the room. 

7130 

with soapstone

A woodburning stove is more than just an investment in heating. 

The central placement in the home makes demands on the stove’s design 

which must fit the surroundings effortlessly. Lotus 7010 is a beautiful 

wall-mounted stove. Where the Lotus 7100 stoves are created on a base 

which makes them slimmer and more elegant than traditional woodburning 

stoves. They thus fit into smaller homes as well as an accessory 

the stoves are available with a rotating function so the fire can be seen 

from numerous places. 

The large curved window and rotating function of the 7000 series allows 

for a unique stove. Stoves with turning function are available with top 

outlet only. Make your choice from among sides made of painted steel, 

stainless steel or soapstone. The top plate is also available in painted steel, 

soapstone, or in ceramics (see page 31). 

Lotus 7010 has become a classic appliance, being one of the first and 

most popular wall-hung stoves on the market. Its elegant finish with its 

large stainless steel operating handles rounds off this picture of the 

perfect wall-hung stove. 

454 

521 

450 

Height 

7110, 7120 & 7130 : 1133 mm 

7010: 707 mm 

471 

7010 

wall-hung 

7000

46 

LotUS 2000 

Craftsmanship in a class of its own 

The Lotus series is the answer to the demand for a modern stove in 

a classic design. Its solid weight and form accentuate its classical 

design. This classic design is further accentuated by the steel bands 

which hug the stove body. 

The design is versatile as the Lotus 2060 basic stove can be 

combined with various sections in the range, making your choice as 

individual as you are. 

To this should be added that the traditional firewood may be 

supplemented with coal – a mode of operation merely requiring 

two daily fillings to supply round-the-clock heating for an average 

housing area. Firing coal will require a coal grate and a flue gas 

thermometer. 

2080 & 2280

2060 

basic model 

Lotus Stoves – Quality since 1979 

A 

B 

C 

A. The use of fireproof bricks in the 

combustion chamber emphasises 

the craftsmanlike tradition. 

B. Heavy door hinges, as well as a cast 

iron door, generating the 

impression of a modern stove in 

“old clothing”. 

C. The separate cast iron ash pan door 

underlining the reliable and 

functional design of this stove. 

2000

48 

2060 & 2260 

basic stove with baking 

compartment 

2080 

side cladding as well as top plate in soapstone 

generating more heating hours. 

2060 & 2660 

firewood base with a practical cover plate, 

thus optimising storage space 

2080 & 2280 

baking compartment with side 

cladding and top plate in soapstone.

405 

LotUS 2000 

Cosiness worth every penny, and more 

520 

Height 

2060: 930 mm 

2060 & 2260: 1220 mm 

2060 & 2660: 1180 mm 

The Lotus 2000 line is manufactured for ease of operation. The individual options with combustion chamber 

and/or baking compartment can also be combined with a soapstone side covering. The basic model’s high net 

weight combined with the powerful soapstone covering give the stove some unique abilities in terms of storing 

heat. With this stove you can turn up the warm atmosphere and turn off the radiators because Lotus 2000 is 

basically more warmth for your money. 

405 

592 

Height 

2080 : 930 mm 

2080 & 2280: 1220 mm 

2080 & 2680: 1180 mm 

2000

50 

The Lotus Mondo line is characterised by a simple design. 

Mondo 1 and Mondo 2 primarily stand out with the shape 

on the front where Mondo 1 has a straight front and the 

Mondo 2 has a curved front. Mondo 1 and 2 are both 

available with soapstone top plates or as “S” models with 

complete soapstone covering if you want heat storage. 

Lotus Mondo is high quality at a sensible price. 

Mondo 2 

A

964 

476 

836,5 

254 

157 

366,3 

366 

B C 

LotUS MonDo 


Mondo 1 Mondo 1 S 

476 

Height 

MONDO 1: 964 mm 

MONDO 1 S: 987 mm 

MONDO 2: 964 mm 

MONDO 2 S: 987 mm 

A. The placement of the slide makes it an integrated 

part of the door. 

B. The door handle is placed at the bottom of the 

door and is elegantly made from stainless steel. 

C. The thick cast iron grate emphasises the 

craftsmanlike quality. 

964 

836,5 

157 

Mondo 2 S 

392 

476 

Mondo

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Comfort Automatik 

Simple and easy kindling 

We have developed a special air intake which is available 

as an accessory for many of our stoves. 

The “Comfort Automatik” is a pre-set air intake which 

makes it easier to use the stove. 

The air is supplied directly to the bottom of the 

combustion chamber for a limited time, thereby making 

e.g. kindling with the door closed, adding new pieces 

of wood, when it is difficult to get a draught in the 

chimney, etc. easier. Previously many of these issues were 

solved by opening the ash tray which often led to severe 

overheating damages to the stove and poor combustion 

economy, a solution which damaged both the stove and 

the environment. 

The “Comfort Automatik” makes both kindling and the 

following adding of wood significantly easier. When the 

air is led directly into the wood it quickly increases the 

temperature of the stove. The controlled amount of air 

and the limited time ensures that there is no damage to 

the stove and helps you fire environmentally correctly. 

If you want a stove with “Comfort Automatik” then look 

for the “Comfort Automatik” symbol on the individual 

stove models. 

COMFORT AUTOMATIK

The combustion air is supplied 

through the air branch underneath 

the stove and from here further on 

into the stove through the Comfort 

automation. 

With an easy pull on the automatic handle 

the pre-set air intake is opened. The air is 

automatically led directly to the bottom of 

the combustion chamber. 

The Comfort automation is equipped 

with a 9V battery which is easy to 

replace. The battery has a very long 

service life as only a minimum amount 

of power is used. 

The pre-set air intake can be set to supply air 

from 1 – 7 minutes. 

The setting is stepless and easy to set with just 

the turn of a button. The time setting can be 

adjusted continuously or until you find the 

optimum setting for your wood and chimney. 

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54 

DATA 2000 

2000: Distance to inflammable wall 

2060 

1180 

1220 

5 - 10 kW 75 - 150 m 

520 

405 

2 Coal grate and blanking plate at rear outlet. 

Baking grate and baking door. 

Model 

2080/2280 

Weight 

336 kg 

Coal grate, blanking plate at rear outlet and 

soapstone top plate, baking grate and baking door. 

1470 

200 

Distance to inflammable: 

Weight Side Wall Rear Wall Fuel Chimney Draft Nominal Effect 

175 kg 200 mm 200 mm Wood 10 Pa 8 kW 

1060 

1099 

1349 

138 

138 

138 

200 

Operating Area Room Size Optional Accessories 

5 - 10 kW 75 - 150 m 

520 


Model Weight 

2080 267 kg 

Coal grate, blanking plate at rear outlet 

and soapstone top plate. 

Soapstone model width 592. 

2060/2660 





5 - 10 kW 75 - 150 m 

520 

405 

520 


Model 

2080/2680 

Weight 

298 kg 

Coal grate, blanking plate at rear outlet 

and soapstone top plate. 


2060/2260 





2060/2260/2660 





5 - 10 kW 75 - 150 m2 Coal grate and blanking plate at rear outlet. 

Baking grate and baking door. 

Model 

2080/2280/2680 

Weight 

367 kg 

520Coal 

grate, blanking plate 405 at rear outlet and 

soapstone top plate, baking grate and baking door. 

200 

200 

930 

1180 

1220 

1470 

520 


520 


All models have a branch diameter of 150 mm. Dimensioning of smoke outlet has been specified to the middle of the smoke branch. 

810 

1060 

1099 

1349 

138 

138 

138 

138 

405 

405 

405 

405

Turning Function 

Lotus 7140 – 7190 are all standard mounted with a turning 

function. This turning function will provide optimal freedom 

of choice of placing. 


7010 

xxx 


xxx 

450 

450 

Weight Side Rear wall In front Fuel Chimney Draft Nominal Effect 

115 kg 450 100 900 Wood 14 Pa 5 kW 


3 - 7 kW 30 - 120 m 2 Combustion Air Branch 


7110 



145 kg 450 100 900 Wood 14 Pa 5 kW 


3 - 7 kW 30 - 120 m 2 Soapstone top, Ceramic top plate 

Model Weight 

7120 142 kg 

7130 198 kg 

7000 Turnable 2x45°: 

Distance to inflammable wall 

7140 (Turnable 2x45˚) 

900 

900 



145 kg 900 200 900 Wood 14 Pa 5 kW 



Model Weight 

7150 142 kg 

7160 198 kg 

7000 Turnable 2x90°: 

Distance to inflammable wall 

7170 (Turnable 2x90˚) 

900 



145 kg 900 550 900 Wood 14 Pa 5 kW 



Model Weight 

7180 142 kg 

7190 198 kg 

450 

900 

900 

100 

450 

900 

100 

200 

550 

DATA 7000 

Not only can you place the stove in any area of the room but 

you can also view the fire from every angle. 

707 

1133 

1133 

1133 

676 

582 

165 

126 

471 450 

521 

521 

556 

521 

556 

1103 

1008 

556 493 


1103 

1008 

1103 

1008 

168 

168 

168 

493 

493 

DATA

56 

Combustion Air Branch 

Combustion Air Branch 

For new and air-tight houses, you may benefit greatly from having 

your wood stove mounted with an external air vent; the combustion 

will not be affected by low pressure or the like in your 

home. Further, the heated air in your home will not be used for 

combustion, thus allowing greater efficiency of the wood stove. 

DATA 9000 


9030 

1180 

508 

125 





3 - 7 kW 30 - 120 m2 9080 

1120 

827 





3 - 7 kW 30 - 120 m2 Model Weight 

9080 Sand 190 kg 

86 

148 

148 

434 

125 

170 

A combustion air branch has been factory-mounted for all 

Lotus Liva, Prio, M, QM, MQM, 9000, Mondo, Prestige and 

SOLA models. 

For Lotus 7010 and M700, a combustion air branch may 

be acquired. 


* Measures in parenthesis is the distance from wall to insulated flue. 

100 (*75) 

980 

1180 

508 

508 

919 

1120 

827 

827 

86 

86 

148 

148 

434 

148 

148 

434


9110 

975 

521 

125 



919 

827 

86 

168 

168 

454 

125 



3 - 7 kW 30 - 120 m 2 Soapstone top plate or Ceramic top plate 

Model Weight 

9120 128 kg 

9130 169 kg 

9160 



1165 


1175 

521 

1120 

827 


3 - 7 kW 30 - 120 m 521 

168 

454 

2 Top plate as well as baking compartment tile in 

soapstone or ceramics. Crescent-shaped soapstone 

top plate. 

Model Weight 

9170 157 kg 

9180 203 kg 

9140 - ceramic 





3 - 7 kW 30 - 120 m 2 

9190 - ceramic 

1120 

827 





3 - 7 kW 30 - 120 m 2 

86 

86 

168 

168 

168 

454 

170 

100 (*75) 

DATA 9000 

965 

965 

1165 

965 

975 

1175 

521 521 

521 

521 

521 

521 

168 168 

919 

827 919 

827 

919 

827 



1120 

827 

919 

86 

86 

86 

827 

1120 

827 

86 

86 

86 

168 

168 168 168 

454 454 

168 

168 

454 

168 

168 

454 

168 

168 

454 

454 

DATA

58 

DATA LIVA 

LIVA: Distance to inflammable wall 

LIVA 1 

1197 

1002 

1165 

856 

200 





3 - 7 kW 30 - 120 m2 Soapstone top 

Model Weight 

LIVA 1 G 126 kg 

LIVA 1 S 155 kg 

LIVA 2 





510 

134 

405 


Model Weight 



LIVA 2 Sand 150 kg 

LIVA 3 




Operating Area Room Size 510 Optional 134Accessories 

3 - 7 kW 30 - 120 m 405 

2 Soapstone top 

Model Weight 



LIVA 4 G 

796 

510 

46 





3 - 7 kW 30 - 120 m2 973 

856 

160 

650 

46 

160 

115 

386 

200 

400 

200 (*125) 



1002 

1197 

852 

796 

510 

510 

510 

510 

973 

1165 

856 

823 

856 

706 

46 

46 

650 

46 

160 

160 

134 

134 

405 

160 

134 

405 

115 

405 

386

MONDO: Distance to inflammable wall 

MONDO 1 

75 (*50) 

75 (*50) 

75 (*50) 






Model Weight 

MONDO 1 S 159 kg 

MONDO 2 




964 



Model Weight 

MONDO 2 S 159 kg 

PRESTIGE: Distance to inflammable wall 

PRESTIGE 

836,5 

254 

157 

476 391,9 

75 (*50) 





3 - 7 kW 30 - 120 m2 Comfort Automatik 

Model Weight 

PRESTIGE S 343 kg 

375 

250 

200 (*50) 

150 (*100) 

DATA MONDO 

1458 

964 

964 

476 

836,5 

836,5 

254 

254 

157 

157 

366,3 

476 391,9 

DATA PRESTIGE 

1077 

1003 

108 

240 

480 240 



DATA

60 

DATA PRIO 

PRIO: Distance to inflammable wall 

PRIO 3 

1110 

1110 

1083 

966 

89 

155 

540 

115 

440 

540 

100 350 

1083 

966 

89 

155 

100 150 (*125) 





3 - 8 kW 30 - 120 m 2 Soapstone top 

PRIO 5 






Model Weight 

PRIO 5 S 239 kg 

PRIO 6 




115 

440 



Model Weight 

PRIO 6 S 226 kg 

1160 

1110 

1110 

1083 

966 

89 

155 

540 

115 

440 

540 

1133 

1016 

552 456 



1083 

239 

966 

89 

154 

155 

115 

440

SOLA: Distance to inflammable wall 

SOLA 

1260 (MST - 1226) 

75 250 

1025 

953 

50 175 

75 (*50) 150 (*100) 






Comfort Automatik 

Model Weight 

SOLA S 147 kg 

SOLA Sand 121 kg 

SOLA M 



356 kg 250 mm 150 mm Wood 560 

12 121 Pa 

468 

5 kW 



Model Weight 

SOLA MST 326 kg Soapstone top 

S700: Distance to inflammable wall 

S700 

101 

198 

50 75 



202 kg 175 mm 75 mm Wood 12 Pa 4,7 kW 



Model Weight 

S700 Magic 204 kg 

S700 Sand 219 kg 

DATA SOLA 



1054 

1260 (MST - 1226) 

1495 

469 

560 

478 

1025 

953 

1025 

953 

1296 

106 

101 

101 

222 

87 

150 

73 

385 

198 

121 

449 

468 

DATA S700 

DATA

62 

DATA M 

M1 

M: Distance to inflammable wall 

1453 

1413 

1453 

560 

560 

560 

1248 

1248 

1248 

1098 

1098 

1098 

98 

98 

98 

280 

220 

560 

280 

220 

280 

220 

560 

225 

225 350 





4 - 10 kW 30 - 120 m 2 Soapstone for rear outlet. 

M2 





4 - 10 kW 30 - 120 m 2 Soapstone for rear outlet. Cooking section. 

M2 ST 





4 - 10 kW 30 - 120 m 2 

M3 





4 - 10 kW 30 - 120 m 2 Soapstone for rear outlet. Cooking section. 

Model Weight 

M4 655 kg 

Soapstone for rear outlet. Cooking section. 

100 (*75) 



1143 

1413 

1453 

1763 

560 

560 

560 

560 

1098 

1248 

1248 

1558 

938 

1098 

1098 

1098 

98 

98 

98 

98 

280 

220 

560 

280 

220 

560 

280 

220 

280 

220 

560

QM: Distance to inflammable wall 

QM 1 

50 200 

50 50 






QM 2 

1658 

520 

1414 





1273 

318 

260 

249 

520 


MQM: Distance to inflammable wall 

MQM 

80 

50 

50 50 



1015 kg. 50 mm 0 mm Wood 12 Pa 7 kW 


5 - 12 kW 40 - 150 m 2 Available with heat storage unit to 

the right of the combustion chamber. 

M700: Distance to inflammable wall 

M700 

80 80 



640 kg. 80 mm 0 mm Wood 12 Pa 6,1 kW 


3 - 7 kW 30 - 110 m 2 

DATA QM · MQM 

0 

0 

1318 

1658 

1698 

1453 

520 

520 

1244 

1414 

620 

1020 


665 

1103 

1273 

183 

318 

1260 

1639 

1025 

1430 

260 

249 

520 

260 

249 

520 

170 

558 

226 

319 

620 

239 

502 

249 

DATA 

771

64 

FACTS 

nAtUrAL HeAting generAteD By WooD StoveS 

A lot has been said and written about 

woodburning stoves and the environment 

over the years. It is important to 

stress that firing with wood is just as 

good for the environment as it is for the 

economy and cosy atmosphere. 

Because wood is a natural raw material 

which grows and is part of the natural 

cycle as sustainable energy. Therefore, 

it is more environmentally friendly to 

get your heating from wood than from 

e.g. oil, coal or gas. 

For clean and environmentally friendly 

pre-burning, the emphasis for you as a 

user should be on using your wood stove 

properly to manufacturer’s specifications. 

Firing wet wood or household waste or 

As simple as that 

running a fire with an inadequate supply 

of air during combustion will be harmful to 

the environment. So follow manufacturer’s 

specifications at all times – making your 

particular contribution to preserve a clean 

and healthy environment – for you as well 

as for your descendants (for more 

information on firewood and wood firing, 

please refer to page 68).

Sun, Forest, and Conscience 

The energy of a piece of wood comes from 

the sun, making wood a sustainable source 

of energy. 

The quantity of CO released from a piece 

2 

of wood rotting in the forest is largely 

equivalent to the quantity of CO released 

2 

CO 2 and solar energy 

FACTS 

Energy Exploitation 

from the same piece of wood by way of 

combustion i.e. wood firing is CO neutral 

2 

unlike oil, gas or other fossil fuels, and does 

not contribute to the greenhouse effect, 

instead being integrated into a cycle of 

Nature. 

Reduced Dependence 

on oil and gas 

In most countries, forests are being 

replanted to an ever increasing extent to 

boost the energy supply of the future so 

you may feel secure about warming your 

home in an environmentally friendly 

manner. 

LOTUS 

FACTS

FACTS BOX 

66 

Buying a wood stove is an investment in 

a piece of furniture which you will be 

looking at for years to come. So, con 

-sider your needs and requirements 

before deciding which stove to buy. 

The siting of the stove, the area to be 

heated and the type of building to be 

heated will be just as important as style 

and design. 

Short-Term or 

Long-Term Heating 

Stoves not only differ in appearance from 

one stove to another but also in combustion 

technique and material specification, 

these all play a part when choosing your 

stove. 

Further, be aware of the packing between 

the door and the stove. If made of steel, it 

would be hard to replace, and it would not 

be as close-fitting as a ceramic glass 

packing. Like with the other materials, the 

better materials and processing, the longer 

you will be able to enjoy your new wood 

stove. 

FACTS 

Before BUying A WooD Stove 

Skamol: 

Insulating material bearing on the combustion 

temperature in the combustion 

chamber, generating a cleaner combustion 

at a lower performance. 

Airwash: 

Pre-heated air conducted down over the 

stove glass, counteracting and minimizing 

soot formation on the glass. 

Spend time on making 

your home cosy, 

rather than on cleaning 

Generally, wood stoves will not need much 

cleaning. But you will need to check all 

packings and movable parts before the 

firing season begins, and clear and clean 

your stove inside when the firing season is 

over. It is also a good idea to remove the 

baffle plates to check whether there is a 

free passage to the chimney. Further, be 

aware that wood stoves will have been 

treated with a heat-resistant paint which 

will not be water-resistant. Consequently, 

all maintenance, inside and out, is to be 

performed without using any water. 

Also, always follow manufacturer’s 

specifications. 

Heating many or few m 2 

Large is not necessarily best when buying a 

new woodburning stove. Therefore, you 

have to make sure that the stove you buy 

has the right effect in relation to the area 

you want to heat. Always look at the 

Direct Combustion Vent: 

Connection for direct combustion air vent 

brings air in directly from outside for the 

efficient functioning of the stove. This is an 

external air vent feeding external air into 

the stove. This is particularly important in 

new build properties which are very well 

insulated; these houses are air-tight and 

low pressure may be generated in the 

house leading the stove not functioning 

correctly. 

operational interval and the manufacturer’s 

directions. Most stoves have more effect 

than needed. Remember that a small stove 

with a small combustion chamber burns 

cleanly with a small effect, but can still give 

off a lot of heat and burn cleanly. Whereas it 

may be difficult to get a stove with a large 

combustion chamber to burn cleanly with a 

small effect. 

Meaning that the larger the combustion 

chamber and window are, the larger ”basic 

effect” is needed in order to get the stove to 

burn cleanly. When the stove burns at the 

right effect the window and combustion 

chamber will be kept free from soot. 

So choose your stove in consultation with 

your stove dealer so you are sure to get a 

stove which suits your needs. 

Be comfortable 

with a clear conscience 

When selecting your new wood stove, do 

remember to check whether the stove has 

been approved and certified to standards 

duly allowing for the environment. As a 

main rule, the more standards a wood 

Radiation Stove: 

Stove distributing the heat slowly. 

Convection Stove: 

Distributing the heat quickly as it will use 

the combination between the heated air 

from the stove and the cold air from the 

floor. The stove surface will not be as hot 

as on a radiation stove.

stove meets, the better will it be for the 

environment. 

Our Lotus engineers conduct current 

research on how to produce stoves, taking 

optimal account of you and your particular 

requirements. We aim to be market leaders 

965 

Size and Style 

1110 

FACTS 

in environmentally friend combustion, so 

our stoves are tested to meet the toughest 

European standards on particle emissions, 

etc. 

9110 PRIO 5 

The style of the stove is determined by the combustion chamber dimensions. Stoves which hold more 

wood will also release more heat. A stove having a smaller combustion chamber will, however, burn 

cleanly with a smaller fire. Our designs include stoves in all sizes to specifically match your home so when 

selecting a Lotus stove design, function and technology will combine to match your requirements. 

Mass Stove: 

Big and heavy stove which will release the 

heat slowly (unlike the convection stove) 

on account of a heavy storage mass, such 

as soapstone or similar. 

Soapstone: 

A natural product having the quality that 

it will retain the heat and will release it 

slowly. Soapstone is available in countries 

such as Finland, Norway, and Brazil. It is 

used particularly in the so-called mass 

stoves, or as decorative side cladding on 

conventional wood stoves.

68 

Central heating is a great invention 

however it does not provide you with 

the cosiness and romance generated by 

a real fire. 

A wood stove is also environmentally 

friendly as well as economic to run when 

burning the right sort of wood in the 

correct manner. 

All species of wood 

make good Fuel 

Generally, one type of wood is just as good 

as another when it comes to firing your 

wood stove. However, there is a difference 

in the weight of different wood types and 

there is also a difference in the way they 

burn. Light species of wood are easier to 

FACTS 

CoSineSS AnD roMAnCe, eCoLogy AnD eConoMy/ 

finAnCiAL CirCUMStAnCeS 

Using wood stoves will generate a little more of each 

chop as well as easier to kindle – a fact 

making these highly suitable for kindling. 

On the other hand, they do burn quicker 

than the heavy species of wood, and will 

generate somewhat less heat. Common 

sense will tell you how to combine the 

light with the heavy species of wood for 

economic firing. 

Good wood is dry wood 

You can store your firewood outdoors all 

year, but the wood should be protected 

against direct rain. Your firewood should 

also be stacked so the air can pass through 

the woodpile which furthers the drying 

of the wood. In the autumn when the 

air is moist the firewood can be brought 

inside before use with advantage. During 

periods with wet weather wood can act 

as a sponge and absorb a lot of moisture. 

Firewood which has been stored for several 

years will lose the ability to burn and 

will not generate the same heat as when it 

has been stored optimally for 2-3 years. 

Wood – nothing but 

wood 

It should be stressed that kindling and firing 

milk cartons or other household waste will 

prove harmful to your environment as well 

as to your wood stove. This also applies to 

firing pressure treated wood, or otherwise 

treated wood. So use nothing but untreated 

wood for firing, leaving the household 

waste and the like for the waste collection 

service to pick up. 

ALWAyS FIRE IN A SAFE, ECONOMIC, AND ENVIRONMENTALLy 

The proper way: Always use wood – an environmentally friendly source 

of heat. 

The wrong way: Do not ever use milk cartons or pressure treated wood 

– which will contaminate your environment. 

The proper way: Use dry kindling wood for kindling, use a fire starter or 

similar – for quick and smooth kindling, in a manner 

sparing your environment. 

The wrong way: Do not use paper and large logs for kindling – for this will 

cause slow kindling and will contaminate your 

environment. This also applies to milk carton or carton 

kindling, and similar. 

The proper way: Check that your wood is dry by beating the pieces against 

each other – a procedure supposed to produce a sharp 

sound. 

The wrong way: Wet wood will produce sour smoke in the room, tarry soot in 

your chimney – in the worst case scenario a chimney fire.

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR USE 

5 

4 

2 

3 

12 

14 

7 

9 

11 

6 

1 

14 

FACTS 

The proper way: Use pieces of wood fitting your combustion chamber, and make sure 

that there is air between the wood and the walls of the combustion 

chamber in order that the pieces may be heated in one go. 

The wrong way: Do not use pieces of wood which are too large - this will effect the 

efficiency of your stove 

The proper way: Ensure that there is sufficient air going into the stove 

and that a flame is visible. A flame should always be visible to 

enable efficient combustion to take place. 

The wrong way: Dark flames signal a sign of impure combustion. Turning your 

air supply down too much will release un-burned gases 

through the chimney, to the detriment of the environment and 

to your own firing economy. 

13 

8 

10 

16 

17 

17 

18 

15 

Wood Stove Diagram 

1. Smoke Outlet 

2. Window Airwash 

3. Combustion Chamber 

4. Log Catch 

5. Air Control (combustion air) 

6. Ridling Grate Handle 

7. Wood Compartment 

8. Secondary combustion chamber 

9. Skamol Smoke Baffle Plate 

10. Skamol Cladding 

11. Ridling Grate 

12. Ash Pan 

13. Double Closing 

Air Circulation 

14. Pre-Heated Combustion Air 

15. Hot Convection Air 

16. Heating Duct for combustion air 

17. Convection Air Ducts 

18. Cold Convection Air 

The proper way: Fill up your combustion chamber to manufacturer’s specifications 

only – typically using two or three pieces of chopped wood. 

The wrong way: Never over-fill the combustion chamber. This will cause poor 

combustion, loss of heat transfer and may lead to your warranty 

being voided due to overheating damage. 

FACTS

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