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Aduro 9-3
Aduro 9-3 stands like a sculpture on its pedestal. The stove has a timeless and minimalist design, and the two side panes of glass give an excellent view of the dancing flames.


 

Warranty registration
Read more about our online warranty registration here!


Online catalogue

Aduro wood burning stoves with clean combustion

Aduro unites handsome design, user friendliness, quality and function in a comprehensive product range. The wood burning stoves were designed by the Danish architects Torben Madsen and Casper Storm, whose primary task was to create modern and environmentally friendly wood burning stoves at attractive prices.

Nordic ecolable Swan

Aduro and the environment
Aduro wood burning stoves have the most modern and advanced combustion principles principles and have been tested in collaboration with the Danish Technological Institute. To emphasize our contribution to environmentally correct burning and production, all our stoves carry the Nordic Swan eco-label. This is a guarantee that our products are amongst the best on the market.


See the new Aduro 9 film here

Aduro accessories

  • Aduro accessories

The Aduro accessories directory has been updated, and you can now browse our entire product line online. We provide firewood containers, companion set, floor protectors and much more. All in classic danish design. 

Click here to browse. 

See the film about the Aduro-tronic automatic
Aduro's patent pending automatic control device Aduro-tronic is a simple and handy feature, which automatically regulates combustion air for you and ensures that the primary air is set at the correct place. Press x to see the film in a full screen format. Read more here...

 


 


Firing with wood is CO2 neutral
You can fire your Aduro/Asgård wood-burning stove with a good conscience as heating with wood is CO2 neutral. Wood absorbs just as much CO2 from the atmosphere while the trees are growing as it releases when it is burned. Denmark saves approx. 500,000 tons heating oil every year by firing with wood and it is also the cheapest form of energy.

 

CO2 neutral