The air we share is our responsibility

Campaign period: 5 Oct 2026 - 27 Nov 2026

80%

Lower particle emissions

60%

Higher energy efficiency

New stove vs. stove without clean burn technology. Replacing an old wood stove may seem like a small change. But together we can make a big difference – for the air we share, better use of firewood and the generations that come after us.

Get your discount voucher

Replace your old stove – get up to 20% off

Get a discount voucher towards a new Jøtul wood-burning stove at a participating dealer.

Use your discount voucher

Take the voucher you receive by email to a participating Jøtul dealer when purchasing your new stove.

Discounts and prices may vary between dealers.

When is a wood stove old?

1998 was an important turning point for clean burn technology, but wood stoves have continued to develop since then. The older your stove, the bigger the difference compared with today's technology.

Children playing outside in the snow in a residential area

The tradition remains. The technology evolves.

What comes out of the chimney becomes part of the air around us. Older wood stoves can emit significantly more fine particulate matter than modern stoves.

Jøtul F 373 Advance wood stove behind a woman sitting at a table drinking tea

More than just warmth

A wood stove creates ambience, calm and a natural gathering point in the home. Live flames, timeless design and solid cast iron provide real warmth and a cosy atmosphere you can enjoy for many years.

Old stove, new life

At Jøtul, old cast iron stoves can become part of something new. They are melted down and used as raw material in the production of a new generation of wood stoves.