Jøtul F135
Contemporary Scandinavian design, efficient combustion and controlled low-burn warmth
The Jøtul F135 brings together contemporary Scandinavian design and advanced wood-burning technology in a compact and stylish form. Part of the Jøtul F130-series, it is designed to meet the heating requirements of modern low-energy homes while providing an impressive view of the flames.
The stove is engineered to perform efficiently at low burn rates, providing controlled warmth and a comfortable heating experience. Its modern combustion system promotes clean and efficient burning while helping to reduce wood consumption by up to 40%.
Integrated convection allows the Jøtul F135 to be positioned closer to combustible materials, giving greater flexibility when choosing where to install the stove.
A gentle matt black finish creates a pure and subtle expression, making the stove an understated addition to contemporary interiors. The F130-series is available in different configurations, with a choice of pedestal or base and with or without side glass.
Designed by the award-winning Hareide Design, the Jøtul F135 combines clean Scandinavian lines with practical functionality and efficient heating performance.
Compact, efficient and refined, the Jøtul F135 is particularly well suited to low-energy homes where controlled heat output, clean combustion and modern design are equally important.
Features
- Contemporary Scandinavian design
- Part of the F 130-series
- Designed for low-energy homes
- Efficient low-burn performance
- Energy efficiency class A+
- 81% efficiency
- Reduced wood consumption
- Integrated convection technology
- Choice of pedestal or base
- Available with or without side glass
- Designed by Hareide Design
- Compact contemporary form
- Matt black finish
Colours & Finishes
Matt Black: The F135’s matt black finish provides a sophisticated, understated appearance that complements its contemporary Scandinavian styling. The gentle surface helps create a refined look without overpowering the room, while the dark finish naturally draws attention towards the flames.