9kWnominal output- DEFRA ExemptSmoke control areas
- EcodesignCleaner-burn standard
- AirwashKeeps the glass clear
- 12mm HearthDecorative hearth ready
ACR · Wood Burning Stoves
ACR Larchdale Wood Burning Stove
The powerful 9kW Larchdale woodburning stove features a large glass viewing window, offering an impressive view of the high dancing and relaxing flames. A powerful airwash system helps keep the glass clear of soot and deposits, ensuring a cleaner, uninterrupted view of the fire.
- Matt black finish with a contrasting brushed steel door handle
- Contemporary styling with exceptional performance
- DEFRA exempt and SIA Ecodesign approved for cleaner burning
- HETAS registered
- Free home survey
- No-obligation quote
Key features
- 9kW output for larger rooms and open spaces
- Large glass viewing window
- Powerful airwash keeps the glass clear
- Dedicated wood burner, taking logs up to 50cm
- Matt black paint with brushed steel handle
Specification
Larchdale
- Height
- 740mm
- Width
- 665mm
- Depth
- 370mm
- Output range
- 9kW nominal (4.5kW min / 11.5kW max)
- Efficiency
- 70.1% gross, 77% nett
- Hearth requirement
- 12mm non-combustible hearth (below 100 degrees, see Building Regulations)
- Weight
- 136kg
- Flue diameter
- 150mm
- Smoke exempt
- Yes, DEFRA approved for wood burning in smoke control areas
- Log length
- 50cm
- SIA Ecodesign ready
- Yes
- Energy rating
- A
- Warranty
- 10 years
What's included in the fit
Every Carl Finnell installation is carried out by a HETAS-registered fitter and agreed on your home survey. A typical fit includes:
- The stove, supplied and sized to your room
- Flue or chimney liner, lined chimney or twin-wall flue
- Hearth and chamber work, finished to suit the room
- Register plate and the right cowl or terminal
- Testing, commissioning and first burn
- HETAS certificate, notified to Building Control
Technical documents
Is it right for you?
Who the ACR Larchdale Wood Burning Stove suits best
The Larchdale is the flagship of the cast range and a genuinely big stove: 9kW nominal, up to 11.5kW, with a large window and 50cm log capacity. It is built for the biggest rooms we fit, barn conversion living spaces, large farmhouse kitchens and open-plan ground floors, where it becomes the main heat source rather than a supplement.
From the survey
Installation notes for the ACR Larchdale Wood Burning Stove
Two details set the installation apart: it takes a 150mm flue rather than 125mm, which we allow for in the liner or twin-wall specification, and at 136kg it gets a floor and hearth check on the survey as a matter of routine. The 740mm height and 665mm width want a generous chamber or a freestanding position that lets it breathe.
An honest steer
How it compares with similar models
The Ashdale at 7kW covers most large rooms, so the Larchdale is the answer to a specific question: does the space genuinely need 9kW or more? In barn conversions and open-plan spaces it often does, and the 50cm logs and huge window reward the choice. In anything smaller, we will honestly steer you down the range.
Fitting it locally
Fitting the ACR Larchdale Wood Burning Stove in Yorkshire homes
DEFRA approved for wood burning in smoke control areas, though its natural habitat is the rural end of our patch: the barns of Ryedale, the farmhouses around Bedale and Thirsk, and the big stone houses of the dales edge, where a stove this size runs all winter as the heart of the home.
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HETAS Registration Number 2087
HETAS registered
Installed with care, certified with confidence
Carl self-certifies every installation and notifies Building Control on your behalf, so the work is signed off properly and your certificate of compliance is issued for your records.
- HETAS-registered installer
- Certificate of compliance issued
- Meets your home insurance
Common questions
ACR Larchdale Wood Burning Stove FAQs
What size room needs an ACR Larchdale?
A big one. As a rough guide 9kW suits around 125 cubic metres of typical space, a large open-plan room or barn conversion living space. We measure on the survey, and if the room does not need it we will say so.
What length logs does the Larchdale take?
Up to 50cm, the longest in the ACR cast range. That means standard-cut logs go in without trimming and the firebox holds a proper overnight-scale fill.
Does the Larchdale need a bigger flue?
Yes, a 150mm flue rather than the more common 125mm. We specify the right liner or twin-wall system for it from the start, a detail that catches out quotes done without a survey.
Is the Larchdale suitable as a main heat source?
In the right space, yes. With up to 11.5kW available and a working range from 4.5kW it can carry a large room through a Yorkshire winter, and for stoves in daily hard use we usually recommend the higher grade 904 liner.