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Morso 1410

$2,417.07
$2,417.07 $2,599.00
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Morso 1410

Morso 1410

$2,417.07
$2,417.07 $2,599.00
Morso 1410. Constructed from robust cast iron, this compact non-catalytic wood fireplace blends traditional Danish design with efficient heating for smaller homes and cottages.

Morso 1410 — Overview

The Morso 1410 is a small yet powerful freestanding stove that suits cosy living areas, country cottages or apartments. With classic styling, the stove offers simple controls, an air-wash system for a clearer view of the fire and practical features for everyday use.

Morso 1410 — Specifications at a glance

  • Rated output: 6.8kW.
  • Efficiency: 72% (average).
  • Height: 703mm; Width: 388mm; Depth: 368mm.
  • Weight: 70kg.
  • Flue size: 112.5mm.
  • Suggested heating area: 82m².

Morso 1410 — Key features

  • Cast iron construction for excellent heat retention and long service life.
  • Top air control for secondary burning and a bottom control for combustion rate adjustment.
  • Air wash system helps keep the glass clear for a better view of the flames.
  • Separate ash door with external riddler for easy ash disposal.
  • Reversible flue collar for top or rear venting; rear and bottom heat shields reduce clearances.

Dimensions & portability

Despite being a cast iron stove, the Morso 1410 is relatively compact and manageable at its stated weight. Its modest footprint makes it suitable for tighter spaces where a larger appliance would dominate.

Fuel & setup

The Morso 1410 is designed for seasoned firewood. The top and bottom air controls let you tune burn rate and secondary combustion; install with a 112.5mm flue and follow local clearances, especially when using the reversible flue collar for top or rear connection.

What's included

  • Freestanding this product cast iron stove with flue collar (reversible).
  • Separate ash door, external riddler and ash pan.
  • Rear and bottom heat shields fitted as standard.

Who it's for

This stove suits homeowners seeking a reliable, traditional-looking heater for smaller rooms. The this product is ideal for those who value cast iron craftsmanship, straightforward operation and a clear-view wood fire without a large footprint.

Care & maintenance

  • Burn dry, well-seasoned hardwood to reduce creosote and improve efficiency.
  • Empty the ash pan regularly and check the riddling grate for buildup.
  • Inspect the flue and chimney annually and sweep as required by local regulations.
  • Touch up with stove paint for small surface repairs and keep external surfaces free of dust.

Notes

Clearances, installation and compliance must follow local building codes and the stove should be installed by a qualified technician.

Choosing the right option

If you're comparing options in this range, focus on how it will fit your space, how often you’ll use it, and what matters most day-to-day. For many households, the best choice is the one that’s easy to live with — straightforward to use, simple to keep looking good, and suited to Australian conditions. When you’re weighing up your shortlist, consider your layout, traffic flow, and whether you want something that’s more entertaining-focused or more everyday practical. If you’d like a second opinion, our team can help you narrow it down based on your space, style and how you plan to use it. A quick way to decide is to ask: does “this product” describe what you’re actually trying to achieve in your outdoor area? Once you’re clear on the goal, this product becomes much easier to compare across different options and configurations. Have a look at our entire range of Heating at Alfresco Outdoors & Heating

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