Wood burning stove Prity CMR E - 11.6 kW
Delivery estimate
• 5–7 business days – Central Europe
• 7–10 business days – Western Europe
• 10–12 business days – Northern & Southern Europe
✔ Secure pallet delivery
✔ Tracking number provided
✔ Delivery confirmation before arrival
Delivery times are estimates and may vary by destination.
Need help? Contact our team before ordering.
Technical Specifications
Dimensions: W X D X H
Firebox size: W X D X H
Weight:
Flue pipe diameter:
Heat output: 11.6 kW
Boiler: No
Heated area: Up to 85 m²
Oven: No
Top plate for cooking: No
Energy efficiency:
81.9 %
The Combustion System, Explained
This stove uses a three-stage air system for clean, efficient combustion.
① Primary air regulator feeds the base of the fire for quick lighting — close it once the fire is established. ② Secondary air regulator enters above the fire, sustaining the flame and keeping the glass clear. ③ Tertiary air regulator controls the final stage of combustion, directing air to fully burn the remaining flue gases before they exit.
④ The flue damper controls chimney draught — open when lighting or reloading, partially closed to slow the burn. ⑤ The steel reflector and ⑥ vermiculite reflector work together to direct heat back across the firebox rather than letting it escape up the chimney, with the vermiculite layer also helping retain heat after the flames die down. ⑦ Tertiary air enters the firebox at this point, completing the mix that the regulator at ③ controls.
Air Controls: Primary, Secondary, Tertiary
This stove uses three separate controls to manage combustion at each stage.
(A) Primary air — a rotating regulator at the base of the firebox. Turn it clockwise (green) to open for lighting and reloading, or counter-clockwise (red) to close once the fire is established.
(B) Secondary air — a sliding lever above the door. Slide right (green) to open and sustain the flame, or left (red) to close it, reducing airflow and slowing the burn.
(C) Tertiary air — a lever beneath the firebox. Move it toward OPEN (green) to complete combustion by mixing the remaining flue gases, or toward CLOSED (red) to reduce it.
As a general rule: open all three fully when lighting or reloading, then gradually close primary and tertiary air once the fire is established, using secondary air to maintain a steady, visible flame.
Damper Control
The damper regulates draught in the fireplace chimney. When open, it sits parallel to the flue, letting smoke and hot gases draw freely — the correct position for lighting the fire and while it's actively burning. When closed, it rotates across the flue, restricting the opening and slowing the draught.
Partially closing the damper once the fire is established can extend burn time by slowing combustion, but never close it fully while the fireplace is in use, as this can cause smoke to back up into the room.
Prity CMR E Wood-Burning Stove with Cast Iron Door – 11.6 kW
The Weight of Real Cast Iron. The Warmth of a Lifetime.
There is a reason the great stoves of the past were built from cast iron. It absorbs heat slowly and releases it even more slowly — long after the fire has died down, a cast iron door is still warm to the touch, still radiating into the room, still doing its job. The Prity CMR E brings that enduring quality into a contemporary home without compromise.
Raised on four legs in the classic retro tradition, fronted by a substantial cast iron door with ceramic glass panel, and delivering 11.6 kW of heat at 81.9% efficiency, the CMR E is the stove for the homeowner who refuses to choose between character and performance. It is heavy, it is serious, and it is built to last.
Energy Efficiency Class A+. TÜV NORD certified. Built in Bulgaria since 1995.
How Much Space Can It Heat?
The CMR E is suitable for heating spaces of up to 85 m², depending on insulation, ceiling height, and room layout. Its elevated stance and wide proportions make it a natural centrepiece for large living rooms, farmhouse kitchens, and period properties where a stove needs to hold its own against high ceilings and generous floor plans.
Cast Iron: The Material That Outlasts Everything Else
The CMR E's door is cast iron — not pressed steel, not coated plate, but the same dense, heavy material that has been used in the finest stoves and cookware for centuries. Cast iron absorbs heat gradually and holds it far longer than any other common material, which means the front of your stove continues to radiate warmth into the room even during the quieter phases of the burn cycle.
The ceramic glass panel set into the cast iron door gives you a clear view of the fire at all times — the visual pleasure of an open hearth combined with the safety and efficiency of a sealed combustion chamber. The glass stays clean thanks to the secondary air wash system, which continuously draws fresh air across the inner surface during the burn.
Raised on Legs. Built for Character.
The CMR E sits on four legs in the classic retro tradition — elevated above the floor in a stance that is immediately recognisable and distinctly purposeful. The legs create visual breathing room beneath the stove, making it feel less like an appliance and more like a piece of furniture that has earned its place in the room. Combined with the cast iron door and the wide, confident proportions of the body, the CMR E has a presence that no flat-footed stove can match.
A Generously Sized Firebox for Long, Uninterrupted Burns
The CMR E's combustion chamber measures 583 mm wide and 437 mm deep — one of the most generous fireboxes in the entire Prity range. Longer logs, larger loads, and extended burn cycles are all possible without the constant attention that smaller stoves demand. The firebox is lined with heat-retaining firebricks that absorb intense heat during combustion and release it steadily back into the room long after the flames have settled.
Triple Combustion Technology: 81.9% Efficiency
The CMR E uses Prity's triple air combustion system, delivering precise control over every stage of the burn.
Primary air ignites the fire quickly and draws the chimney to life — then closes down once combustion is stable. Secondary air sustains the main burn and washes the ceramic glass panel continuously to keep the view clear. Tertiary air fully mixes the combustion gases to extract maximum energy from every log.
The result: 81.9% efficiency — matching the best performance figures in the Prity standard range, delivered through a stove that looks like it belongs in a different century entirely.
A+ Rated. EU Certified. Ready for European Winters.
The CMR E carries an Energy Efficiency Class A+ rating and fully meets EU Ecodesign Regulation 2015/1185, making it compliant for installation and use across all EU member states. Its 71.9% seasonal heating efficiency reflects consistent real-world performance across an entire heating season.
Important Installation Note
At 127 kg, the CMR E is one of the heaviest stoves in the Prity range. Professional installation is strongly recommended — please ensure your floor can support the weight and that access routes are suitable before ordering. This model also uses a Ø150 mm flue outlet; please verify chimney compatibility before purchasing.
30 Years of European Engineering Behind Every Weld
Prity has been manufacturing solid fuel heating appliances in Gorna Oryahovitsa, Bulgaria since 1995. With over 250 production workers and a product range refined over three decades, they build stoves that earn their place in a home for many years. Every unit is manufactured to BDS EN 13240 and independently verified by TÜV NORD.
Your CMR E comes with a 24-month manufacturer's warranty.
Everything You Get
• 11.6 kW heat output — suitable for spaces up to 85 m², depending on insulation, ceiling height, and room layout
• Cast iron door with ceramic glass panel — superior heat retention and classic aesthetic
• Retro elevated design on four legs — a commanding focal point for any interior
• Generous firebox: 583 mm wide, 437 mm deep
• Energy Efficiency Class A+ with 71.9% seasonal heating efficiency
• Triple air combustion system: primary, secondary, and tertiary air controls
• Firebrick-lined combustion chamber for extended heat retention
• Cast iron grate — built for daily use over many years
• Footprint: 663 × 552 mm floor space required
• Fuel consumption: 3.5 kg of wood per hour at rated output
• Flue outlet: Ø150 mm — please verify chimney compatibility before ordering
• Full EU Ecodesign compliance — legal to install and operate across the EU
• TÜV NORD certified
• 24-month warranty
What's in the Box
Fireplace body with cast iron door and ceramic glass panel, ash drawer, cast iron grate, handle set with latch and air regulator, technical manual.
Use only dry, chemically untreated natural wood or wood briquettes without adhesives. Wood moisture content must not exceed 20%. Do not burn household waste, painted wood, plywood, or impregnated timber. Always consult a qualified installer before connecting to your chimney system. Note: this model weighs 127 kg and requires a Ø150 mm flue connection — professional installation is strongly recommended.