Mazona Warwick 5 KW Multifuel Woodburning Stove, Freestanding, Eco Design Approved, Defra Approved(Mazona Warwick 5 Kw Ecodesign Ready Multi Fuel Wood Burning Stove)

The Mazona Warwick is one of our most popular stove models from Mazona and comes in 4 sizes. The stove body is crafted with high quality steel and the door is cast iron. Brass accents on the stove handle, air controls and door hinge give the stove a traditional feel that will perfectly compliment an existing fireplace.

The Warwick is freestanding and gives you the option of a top or rear flue outlet so you could opt to install it in a contemporary setting, perfect for a new build home that doesn’t have an existing chimney. The 5kW and 8Kw models also have the option of a log store which extends the height of the stove and also gives you somewhere to store logs for burning. 

As with all Mazona stoves the Warwick meets eco design regulations, is suitable for installing if you live in a smoke controlled area, and is multifuel. It also has a 5 year warranty to give you piece of mind. For full details on what is covered please refer to the stove manual. 

• Eco-design Ready
• Brass Accents
• Multi-fuel; suitable for burning dry, seasoned wood and smokeless fuel
• Smoke Exempt / DEFRA Approved
• Suitable for burning wood in Smokeless areas
• High quality steel stove body
• 5 Year stove body warranty
• 1 Year Warranty on Bottom grate, baffle plate riddling bars, front bars, ashpan and handle
• Airwash system to keep glass crystal clean
• Easy to operate 

Warwick Warranty

5 Years – Your warranty covers replacement of the stove body if it is found to be defective within 5 years of purchase. Refitting and shipping costs are not covered.
1 Year – Bottom grate, bottom grate support, cast iron air-wash, cast iron door, riddling bar, air control bars, fire bars, ashpan, flue collar & cover and handle.

Not Covered

• Glass, glass clips, rope seals, baffle plate, left/ right/ back/ baffle bricks. Any other parts aren’t covered by warranty.
• Defects or faults caused by local conditions such as draught problems and chimney defects.
• Damage caused by over firing.
• Damage resulting from the use of unsuitable fuel.

Helpful information before you install your stove

Stove calculator – Measure the length, width and height of your room to ensure this stove’s output is suitable

Document J – Important government building regulations to follow throughout your install

Hetas Installer – Be safe in the knowledge that your installer has been trained and assessed to carry out compliant work

Types of flue – Information on different flue systems  

DEFRA Approval – Explaining smoke control areas and how to check if you live in one 

Eco Design – Explaining what makes a stove meet Eco Design regulations