DESIGN AND ENVIRONMENT

MCZ Group is ahead of the game and will showcase a new generation of pellet stoves, already in line with the eco-design standards that will become effective in 2022.

These products offer a significantly improved performance, a much more evocative view of the flame and sealed structures in order to meet the needs of modern homes. More than six years in advance, their design is already in line with the stringent restrictions specified by the Ecodesign 2022 directive on environmental impact.

This is the new generation of products that MCZ Group will present in preview in Verona at the end of February (Progetto Fuoco) and later in Brussels (Batibouw), Nuremberg (IFH Intherm) and Paris (Foire de Paris 2016).

Curve, which is part of MCZ brand, is the first preview of this new generation of pellet stoves.

Its soft, feminine lines, elegantly enhanced thanks to its essential ceramic cladding (white, grey or black), conceal a brand new firebox, which is deeper and higher and follows the natural movement of the flame. A rather large front glass, one of the largest among the pellet stoves currently available on the market, offers a unique view of the fire.

It is a 100% airtight firebox, a feature introduced as standard in the new products by MCZ Group. Curve is therefore a sealed stove, in which pellets burn using up the oxygen taken exclusively from outside, ensuring reduced consumption and perfect thermal comfort in modern homes, even those with class A energy rating.

As all the other new products by MCZ Group, Curve is designed to comply with the most stringent European eco-design standards, six years in advance.

Along with the full range of new products by the brands MCZ, Sergio Leoni and RED, Curve will be exhibited in preview at Progetto Fuoco (Verona 24-28 February 2016) and, later, at some of the leading European exhibitions in the sector: Batibouw in Brussels from 25/02 to 06/03, IFH Intherm in Nuremberg from 5 to 8 April, and Foire de Paris in Paris from 29/04 to 08/05.