Who made Austroflamm Integra II???

[tdmaster]

Hello All,

I am a newbie in this Forums.

Does anyone know who made the Austroflamm Integra II???

Thanks...

 

[drizler]

Astroflamm is their own brand. They are out of AUstria and have been around a long time. I think they were one of the original early stove makers. They should have some sort of web site and parts available as they are still a viable company.

 

[BrotherBart]

http://www.austroflamm.com/en/index.html

 

[tdmaster]

Thanks Driz and BrotherBart!

I am looking for a pellet insert for the coming winter. I cannot decide which brands to get. My options are the Austroflamm Integra II, the Lopi Yankee Bay, or the Lennox Winslow Insert.

Please advice.

Thanks...

 

[pelletfan]

the current company who produces the Integra II in Europe is called Rika

website: http://www.rika.at/en/pellet_stove/

if you go to the austrian austroflam website you will find that they don't offer a pellet stove.

Somehow the american http://www.luckydistributing.com/Heat/index.cqs uses the name austroflamm in connection with the rika pellet stove.
don't ask me why? I guess it used to be sold under that name before too.

Personally, I find the Rika Pellet Stoves to be one of the most advanced products. No comparison to any american products!!
Stove is EPA approved not exempt. Has a 94% Efficiency and does not have the Victorian look from a bygone area.

if you have the need for parts, you should get it from the importer.

 

[tdmaster]

thanks pelletfan.

So should I get the austroflamm integra II? The price of the Austroflamm Integra II is about $1000 more compared to the Lopi Yankee Bay or the Lennox Winslow Insert

Btw, where did you find the information on the "94% efficiency"??
Thanks...

 

[pelletfan]

Like the Integra II for following reasons:
Large Hooper 145pnds, Thermostat included - let's you control Temperature for 7days a week, twice a day. Definitely the looks of it too - which is personal. Efficiency 94% take a look at http://www.rika.at/en/2084/
EPA certified not exempt, one never knows what the crazies out there will do with global warming.
Price is more, but I also get a more refined product. Will not have to raise the sound of my TV when Stove runs on a high setting. Fans run on ball bearings. Dealer did a presentation with actual burn and I was sold on it. There are a couple of other issues too, which speak for the Integra II.