Prity FG D Wood-Burning Stove with Oven – 14.2 kW

Heat Your Home. Bake Your Bread. One Fire Does Both.

Picture this: a cold evening, one fire lit, and your kitchen filling with warmth while a slow-roasted joint quietly works in the oven below the firebox. No second appliance. No second fuel source. Just wood, heat, and a stove that earns its place in your home twice over.
The Prity FG D is a freestanding wood-burning stove with an integrated baking oven — a serious heating appliance built for homes that want more from their firewood. With 14.2 kW of radiant heat output it is suitable for spaces of up to approximately 109 m², while the built-in oven (332 × 410 × 190 mm) handles slow cooking, baking, and anything that benefits from steady, indirect wood-fired heat.

How Much Space Can It Heat?

The FG D delivers 14.2 kW, suitable for heating spaces of up to approximately 109 m², depending on insulation, ceiling height, and room layout. It performs best as the primary heat source for a large living room, open-plan kitchen-living space, or the main room of a rural property — and pairs exceptionally well with kitchens that want a cooking function without a separate appliance.

A Stove and an Oven. Without the Compromise.

The firebox and oven are thermally connected by design. As the fire burns, heat flows naturally around the oven chamber, creating a stable baking environment that electric and gas ovens cannot replicate. The oven's dimensions — 332 mm wide, 410 mm deep, 190 mm tall — accommodate a standard roasting dish or two bread loaves comfortably.
The combustion chamber is lined with heat-retaining firebricks that absorb intense heat during burning and release it steadily over time. After the fire dies down, both the room and the oven continue to hold warmth for hours. Fuel consumption at rated output is 4.6 kg/h — predictable, economical, and straightforward to manage.

Clean Burning. EU Certified. Class A Rated.

The FG D meets the requirements of EU Ecodesign Regulation 2015/1185 and carries an Energy Efficiency Class A rating. Its CO emissions sit at 1,129 mg/Nm³, dust particles at 29 mg/Nm³, and NOx at 90 mg/Nm³ — all within European permitted limits. The Ø150 mm flue connection and 11 Pa minimum draught requirement are standard for most existing chimney installations, keeping installation straightforward.

30 Years of European Engineering Behind Every Weld

Prity has been manufacturing wood-burning stoves and fireplaces in Gorna Oryahovitsa, Bulgaria since 1995. With over 250 production workers and decades of refinement, they build appliances that last — not appliances that look impressive in a showroom and disappoint after two winters.
Every Prity stove is manufactured to EN 13240, the European standard for solid fuel room heaters, and carries TÜV NORD certification — an independent quality verification from one of Europe's most respected technical inspection authorities. Your FG D comes with a 24-month manufacturer's warranty.

Everything You Get

• 14.2 kW heat output — suitable for spaces up to approximately 109 m², depending on insulation and ceiling height
• Integrated baking oven (332 × 410 × 190 mm) — for slow cooking, baking, and roasting
• Energy Efficiency Class A with 67% seasonal heating efficiency
• Firebrick-lined combustion chamber for extended heat retention after the fire dies down
• Heat-resistant ceramic glass door — clear view of the fire throughout the burn
• Low fuel consumption: 4.6 kg of wood per hour at rated output
• Standard Ø150 mm flue outlet — compatible with most existing chimney installations
• Full EU Ecodesign compliance — certified for sale and installation across the EU
• TÜV NORD certified to EN 13240
• 24-month warranty

What's in the Box

Stove body with integrated oven, door with heat-resistant ceramic glass, ash drawer, cast iron grate, handle set with latch and air controls, 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.