+ The performance it has in the space is tremendous... working and heating the air does a great job, you will enjoy warmth... it only smokes a little when you open it to put in wood...
+ The oven is good, lowering the grill down it takes a large casserole dish.
- The screws of the handles broke on both sides... I don't know who came up with this system... for anyone who doesn't know about repairs, it's for a professional...
- This beautiful polished thing inside the glass, forget about it after a month... the color comes off in many places (very poor quality)... especially around the doors, signs of rust have started to appear.
- The oven thermometer screwed onto the glass comes off on its own... no relation to the photo on the metal of the door...
- I would like the combustion space to be bigger... it collects a lot of ash without easily going into the drawer below, so when you open it to put in wood, ash falls outside...
Conclusion... I would only recommend it at a much lower price... it's not worth €580 in any case... yes, your little bone will get warm, but the construction and the color are cheap workmanship that ruins the overall image...

The purchase of this specific stove was made based on positive comments that have been made on skroutz, which were simply confirmed. In a 70 sqm house in the northern suburbs with moderate insulation, in the area where the stove is located, you simply cannot sit and in the distant rooms, there is a tolerable temperature. In the case that the air heater is also used, the situation becomes even better, of course. The cost-effectiveness of a stove, I believe, depends on the type of wood used (olive wood burns more difficultly) and the way the stove's air vents are used. The draft depends on the placement of the stove's chimneys. I used double insulated chimneys in the outdoor area and the length of the vertical chimneys to be greater than the length of the horizontal ones, so there is no problem. I highly recommend this stove, of course without comparing it to any other since it is the first one I have purchased. The noise made by the air heater switch does not bother me (subjective to each person) because the benefit of the warmth is greater than a small noise.

After positive comments on skroutz, we bought it for our seaside house of 100 square meters.

- The insulation of the house is average, with a unified space of 50 square meters including the hallway. It quickly reaches 25 degrees in the unified area and 22 degrees in the hallway. In the bedrooms, it warms up to 18 degrees, rarely higher. Nevertheless, we don't feel cold!

- It burns normally and has a sufficiently large ashtray for the whole day or even for the next day if it's not lit all day.

- During the first ignition, leave it open for 2-3 days and avoid baking in the oven as the paint colors emit a smell. Light the stove moderately during that time to prevent the color from deteriorating.

- On the first day, the paint above the large door peeled off, even though it wasn't fully lit.

- You can order it with red side panels (+30€), which looks very beautiful.

- The ventilator it has to release hot air outside generally makes a lot of noise, especially if it's positioned above half of the switch, it sounds like turning on an extractor fan. The worst part is that it gets stuck several times in the second month of use and makes excessive noise, forcing you to close the air vent. I think it's a matter of material quality or construction, it's not justified...

- Also, the air heater seems to burn the air, making the atmosphere in the room extremely dry.

- If you turn on the air heater, don't forget to open a window slightly to allow ventilation if you want to simultaneously turn on an extractor fan in the same room, otherwise, the stove will smoke.

- The oven is amazing, every time we cook something or bake pies, even the kourabiedes (traditional Greek cookies), we made them there... Just be careful not to let the temperature get out of control with the wood.

In conclusion, I believe it has some flaws and perhaps the price (516€) is inflated compared to other imported ones. However, we preferred to support Greek products!

I have been using it for 10 days in a 100 sqm house with moderate insulation in Ioannina. In a unified space of about 60 sqm, it easily reaches 20C by closing the air and the damper of the flue gas to burn slowly. In the other rooms, corridors, etc. (40 sqm), the temperature is about 2C lower. At this rate, I have to burn about 15 kilograms of wood (oak - oak) per day (at night, I put embers to burn slowly all night and in the morning, it still has charcoal). It produces minimal smoke, and only occasionally when opening the door. It is very beautiful externally and is actually better than the photos. It is also perfect for cooking.

As for the negatives, the paint cracked in a place where it is not very visible, on the metal sheet between the stove door and the oven, probably due to the high temperature. If it doesn't spread elsewhere, I consider it completely insignificant. Secondly, I have seen more efficient and quieter fans in similar stoves from other manufacturers. The sound is like an extractor fan, so it is probably not recommended for those who are very sensitive to noise. Overall, though, it is very good and highly recommended.

Edit: Conclusions 1 year later:
- During last year's relatively mild winter, I used about 3.5-4 tons of wood, without any other heating, with fire usually from morning until late at night for 5 months.
- The draft of the stove is incredible. With 1 meter vertical pipes internally, 1 horizontal pipe, 2 vertical pipes externally, and a rotating cap at the end, when there was a strong wind, I had to completely close the air and damper. It still burned a lot, to the point where I thought I should reduce the draft a bit.
- The oven worked non-stop. The kitchen only turned on 3 times in 5 months, and that was when I cooked quantities that couldn't fit in the stove.
- The humidity disappeared in the stove area (previously 80%). It accumulated in difficult areas (corners, etc.) in the other rooms, so it needs to be addressed somehow.
- The major problem was an annoying sound from the fan, like knocking, when the stove was heating up and at half speed and above. I found out that it was because it was attached with self-drilling screws and when the metal expanded, it made noise. I fixed it with pliers (a 5-minute job) and yesterday when I tested it, it didn't make any noise at all. The only thing I noticed was some moments of synchronization that were resolved by lowering and raising the speed.
- The paint cracks are only in 2 small areas on the top part of the combustion chamber and the oven. There are no issues with the rest of the stove.
- The stove itself is amazing. If it had a slightly larger and more powerful fan, it would generate even more heat in the area that is currently lost. I tried to install a larger one, but it doesn't fit. The current one is 30cm/180 m3/h (probably 140), and I have seen others with over 200. If I try them, I will update.