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Ten published lines, and the one figure nobody else gives
Nana IF appears on two appliance shelves, and one of its listings does something no other listing in this catalogue does: it states the moisture limit of the fuel the appliance expects.
That figure outweighs the appliance itself in how a stove behaves. Wet wood spends its energy boiling water, blackens glass and tars a flue, and an appliance tested on dry wood cannot deliver its declared figures on anything else. Publishing the limit is the maker saying which half of the outcome belongs to the buyer.
The same listing gives an hourly wood consumption and a full set of dimensions including the oven cavity. What it never gives, across ten feature lines, is an efficiency percentage.
12.1 kW, oven 345 × 370 × 190 mm, Ø 130 mm, 3.9 kg/h
Ten published lines including a fuel moisture limit, an hourly wood consumption and an oven cavity — the only listing here to publish any of the three.
Best for: A larger room where the oven is part of the point and the flue has already been assessed
