The Woodford Stoves Carrington 5 5kW Multifuel Stove combines contemporary styling with impressive efficiency and flexible fuel options. Winner of the Fire Category at the 2025 Ideal Home Living Room Awards, it features a robust steel body, smooth cast iron door and a large glass window for an excellent view of the flames.
Delivering a nominal 5kW heat output, the Carrington 5 achieves up to 82.5% efficiency when burning wood and carries an A+ energy rating. An effective Airwash system helps keep the glass clear, maintaining an uninterrupted view of the fire.
The Carrington 5 is supplied as a multifuel stove, complete with a riddling grate and ash pan, allowing you to burn either wood or suitable solid fuel. It is also DEFRA approved, making it suitable for use in smoke control areas when installed and operated in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
For flexible installation, the 125mm flue outlet can be positioned at either the top or rear. The Carrington is available as a standalone stove, with an optional log storage compartment for those looking for additional practicality and a taller profile.
Key Features
- 5kW nominal heat output
- Multifuel stove
- Suitable for wood or approved solid fuel
- 82.5% efficiency when burning wood
- 78.8% efficiency when burning solid fuel
- A+ energy efficiency rating
- DEFRA approved
- Suitable for smoke control areas when used appropriately
- Airwash system
- Large glass viewing window
- Steel stove body
- Cast iron door
- Riddling grate
- Ash pan
- Interchangeable top or rear flue outlet
- 125mm / 5-inch flue size
- Optional log storage compartment
- Lifetime guarantee*
- Winner of the Fire Category at the 2025 Ideal Home Living Room Awards
- Distance to combustibles: 500mm top, 600mm sides, 500mm rear
The Woodford Carrington 5 Multifuel Stove combines award-winning design, efficient 5kW heating and flexible fuel options, making it a stylish and practical focal point for a wide range of homes.
*Lifetime guarantee subject to Woodford Stoves' terms, conditions, registration and exclusions.
