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Jøtul F136

Woodburning Stoves

Jøtul F136

Modern Scandinavian styling, clean combustion and efficient low-energy heating

The Jøtul F136 combines modern Scandinavian design with efficient wood-burning technology. As part of the Jøtul F130-series, this compact wood-burning stove is designed for homes with low energy demand, providing efficient heat and an excellent view of the flames.

The stove is designed to function optimally at low burn rates, helping to deliver controlled and comfortable warmth while making efficient use of firewood. Its modern combustion system provides clean and efficient burning, helping to reduce wood consumption by up to 40%.

Integrated convection technology allows the stove to be installed closer to combustible materials, offering greater flexibility when positioning the stove within the room.

The Jøtul F136 features a gentle matt black surface that gives it a pure, subtle appearance. The F130-series can be configured with either a pedestal or base, and is available with or without side glass, allowing you to choose the look and level of fire visibility that best suits your interior.

The series was designed by the award-winning Hareide Design, combining elegant Scandinavian aesthetics with practical heating technology.

With its compact dimensions, efficient low-burn performance, integrated convection and clean contemporary design, the Jøtul F136 is a versatile choice for modern low-energy homes.

Features

  • Modern Scandinavian styling
  • Part of the F 130-series
  • Designed for low-energy homes
  • Optimised low-burn operation
  • Energy efficiency class A+
  • 81% efficiency
  • Reduced wood consumption
  • Integrated convection technology
  • Choice of pedestal or base
  • Choice of side-glass configuration
  • Designed by Hareide Design
  • Compact footprint
  • Matt black finish

Colours & Finishes

Matt Black: The F136’s gentle matt black finish reinforces its clean Scandinavian character. The understated surface works particularly well with contemporary interiors, allowing the elegant form, side-glass configuration and fire itself to provide the visual interest.