The Fireway Matis cast iron stove has been upgraded with one clear purpose: to improve the flame-viewing experience while keeping the practical heating performance of a 10kW cast iron wood stove.
The upgraded Matis features a larger front glass door, a cleaner front appearance, improved air control layout, SCH20 cast iron construction, 150 mm top or rear flue connection, and a clean combustion system. It is designed for residential heating, fireplace retail distribution, stove importers, private-label buyers, and OEM cast iron stove projects.
For distributors, Matis offers a simple and effective product story: a compact 10kW cast iron stove with a larger flame view, practical heating capacity, and market-ready installation flexibility.
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What Is the Matis Cast Iron Stove?
Matis is a Fireway cast iron wood burning stove designed for residential solid fuel heating.
It has a nominal heating power of 10kW, SCH20 cast iron construction, 150 mm chimney diameter, top or rear flue outlet, clean combustion system, 200 m³ heating volume, and heating area up to 100 m².
The latest upgraded version focuses on visual and operational improvements. Compared with the earlier version, the front glass area has been enlarged, the air control layout has been refined, and the overall front design now gives the stove a more modern and attractive appearance.
This makes Matis suitable for homes, cabins, countryside houses, holiday homes, fireplace showrooms, stove importers, distributors, private-label buyers, and OEM cast iron stove programs.
1. Upgraded Large Front Glass Door
The most important upgrade of Matis is the larger front glass door.
The earlier version used a glass size of approximately 360 × 210 mm. The upgraded version uses a larger glass size of approximately 400 × 300 mm. More importantly, the glass now occupies a larger proportion of the front face.
This matters because glass size is not only about measurement. If the surrounding cast iron frame is too large, the glass can still look visually small. On the upgraded Matis, the larger glass area makes the flame view appear wider, clearer, and more attractive.
For retail buyers, this is a strong showroom advantage. Customers can immediately see more flame and less heavy front framing.
For distributors, this upgrade makes Matis easier to promote as a cast iron stove with improved flame visibility.
2. Better Flame-Viewing Experience
A wood stove is both a heating appliance and a visual fireplace product.
The upgraded glass design makes Matis more appealing in residential interiors. The larger front glass allows users to enjoy the flame more directly, making the stove suitable for living rooms, cabins, country houses, and fireplace-style heating spaces.
This is especially useful for fireplace retailers. When displayed in a showroom, a stove with a larger glass door can attract more attention because customers can imagine the flame effect more easily.
Matis is no longer positioned only as a practical 10kW cast iron stove. It also has a stronger decorative and emotional selling point.
3. SCH20 Cast Iron Construction
Matis is made from SCH20 cast iron.
Cast iron is widely used in stove manufacturing because it provides heat resistance, structural stability, thermal mass, and stable heat radiation during wood-burning operation.
Compared with lightweight steel stoves, a cast iron stove generally gives customers a stronger feeling of durability and long-term value. The upgraded Matis also increased in weight compared with the earlier version, which supports the impression of a more substantial cast iron body.
For B2B buyers, SCH20 cast iron construction is an important product detail because it helps explain the stove’s durability, heating stability, and traditional solid-fuel stove identity.
4. 10kW Heating Capacity
Matis has a nominal heat output of 10kW.
According to the product specification, it is designed for approximately 200 m³ heating volume and up to 100 m² heating area. Actual heating performance depends on room insulation, ceiling height, chimney draft, fuel quality, local climate, and operating method.
This heating position makes Matis suitable for:
- Residential heating
- Medium room heating
- Cabins and holiday homes
- Countryside houses
- Fireplace retail programs
- Cast iron stove product ranges
For distributors, 10kW is a practical power class because it gives the stove strong residential heating value while keeping the product compact enough for everyday home installation.
5. Improved Air Control Layout
The upgraded Matis also improves the air control layout.
On the earlier version, the lower air control was more visible and less convenient to operate. On the upgraded version, the lower control is hidden under the base area. Pulling the control outward opens the air intake, while pushing it back closes it.
This lower air control is mainly used during ignition. After the fire has started and the stove reaches normal burning condition, the lower air supply can be closed.
A new upper control is used during regular operation. It allows the user to adjust the combustion process after ignition. The control is visually integrated into the upper area and does not disturb the appearance of the stove front.
This gives Matis a cleaner design and a more intuitive user experience.
6. Top Air Supply for Normal Burning
Matis uses top air supply as the main air path during normal operation.
Air enters through the upper control area and is directed toward the glass and combustion zone. This helps support the burning process and assists with glass cleanliness.
In practical terms, the operation logic is simple:
- Open the lower air control during startup.
- After the fire is established, close the lower air control.
- Use the upper air control to regulate the burn during normal operation.
- Adjust chimney draft according to installation and user requirements.
This makes the stove easier to explain to end users and easier for retailers to demonstrate.
7. Cleaner Front Appearance
The upgraded control design also improves the visual appearance of Matis.
The lower air intake control is hidden under the base, while the upper control is integrated into the top front area. This reduces visual clutter and makes the stove front look more balanced.
Together with the larger glass door, the upgraded Matis has a cleaner and more modern appearance than the earlier version.
For fireplace distributors, this matters because showroom customers often make quick visual decisions. A cleaner front design and larger flame window make the product more competitive in retail display.
8. 150 mm Top or Rear Flue Outlet
Matis uses a 150 mm chimney diameter and supports both top and rear flue connection.
This gives installers more flexibility. The top outlet can be used for a direct vertical chimney connection, while the rear outlet can be used when the chimney path is behind the stove or when the room layout requires a different installation solution.
This is a practical advantage for distributors because one model can fit more installation scenarios.
Before installation, users should always follow local chimney standards, ventilation requirements, fire safety clearance rules, and the official installation manual.
9. Upgraded Internal Front Guard Design
The upgraded Matis also improves the front log guard design.
Instead of a simpler earlier shape, the new guard has a more traditional decorative pattern. This gives the inside of the firebox a warmer and more classic visual style when viewed through the larger glass door.
This detail is not only decorative. A front guard also helps reduce the risk of logs rolling directly toward the glass.
For end users, this improves both appearance and daily usability. For retailers, it gives another visual detail to highlight during showroom demonstration.
10. Compact Wall-Mounted Residential Stove Position
Matis is designed as a wall-location cast iron stove.
With a compact body, 10kW power, large front glass, top/rear flue flexibility, and clean combustion system, it fits well into common residential stove applications.
It is especially suitable for buyers who want:
- A compact cast iron stove
- Strong heating output
- Larger flame view
- Traditional cast iron material
- Flexible chimney connection
- A product suitable for retail and OEM programs
This makes Matis a practical model within a cast iron wood stove product range.
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Cast Iron Wood Burning Stove |
| Model | Matis |
| Nominal Power | 10 kW |
| Heating Volume | 200 m³ |
| Heating Area | 100 m² |
| Material | SCH20 Cast Iron |
| Fuel Type | Wood Logs / Solid Fuel |
| Clean Combustion System | Yes |
| Glass Door | Yes |
| Upgraded Glass Size | Approximately 400 × 300 mm |
| Earlier Glass Size | Approximately 360 × 210 mm |
| Flue Diameter | 150 mm |
| Flue Outlet | Top or Rear |
| Furnace Location | Wall |
| Width | 580 mm |
| Depth | 410 mm |
| Height | 710 mm |
| Upgraded Weight | Approximately 135 kg, based on reference review text |
| Application | Residential Heating, Fireplace Retail, OEM Stove Projects |
| Target Buyers | Importers, Distributors, Retailers, Private Label Buyers, OEM Stove Buyers |
Application Scenarios
Matis is suitable for buyers who need a compact cast iron stove with practical heating performance and a strong front flame view.
Typical application scenarios include:
- Residential wood stove heating
- Medium room heating
- Cabins and holiday houses
- Countryside homes
- Fireplace showroom display
- Stove retail distribution
- European-style cast iron stove product lines
- Private-label stove projects
- OEM and ODM cast iron stove development
- Solid fuel heating appliance wholesale programs
For retail stores, Matis is especially useful as a display model because the upgraded glass door gives customers a clearer flame-viewing experience.
Why Matis Is Suitable for Distributors
Matis has a clear distributor position: a 10kW cast iron stove with upgraded large glass and flexible chimney connection.
Key distributor advantages include:
- 10kW residential heating position
- SCH20 cast iron body
- Upgraded large front glass door
- Higher glass-to-front-face ratio
- Cleaner front control layout
- Upper air control for daily operation
- Lower startup air control
- 150 mm top and rear flue outlet
- Clean combustion system
- Compact wall-location design
- Suitable for private-label stove programs
For fireplace retailers, the selling logic is simple: Matis offers practical heating, cast iron durability, flexible installation, and a stronger flame-viewing experience than the older version.
OEM and Private Label Potential
Matis is suitable for OEM and private-label stove projects.
Importers and fireplace brands can use Matis as a reference model for cast iron stove product range development, private labeling, packaging projects, documentation support, surface finish adjustment, and market-specific product positioning.
Potential OEM discussion points include:
- Brand nameplate
- Surface finish
- Packaging
- Product documentation
- Handle detail
- Decorative front guard design
- Air control labeling
- Spare parts and service kits
- Market-specific installation guidance
Fireway supports stove importers, fireplace distributors, retail chains, and OEM buyers with cast iron manufacturing experience, product documentation, packaging support, and export cooperation.
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Matis Cast Iron Stove vs Earlier Matis Version
| Item | Upgraded Matis | Earlier Matis |
|---|---|---|
| Front Glass Size | Approximately 400 × 300 mm | Approximately 360 × 210 mm |
| Flame View | Larger and more visually open | Smaller front glass |
| Height | Approximately 710 mm | Approximately 610 mm |
| Weight | Approximately 135 kg | Approximately 127 kg |
| Lower Air Control | Hidden under the base, cleaner appearance | More visible front control |
| Upper Air Control | Added for daily combustion regulation | Earlier control layout |
| Front Guard | More traditional decorative design | Simpler slot-style design |
| Overall Positioning | More attractive showroom model | Earlier practical version |
Matis Cast Iron Stove vs Common Steel Stove
| Item | Matis Cast Iron Stove | Common Steel Stove |
|---|---|---|
| Main Material | SCH20 cast iron | Usually steel plate |
| Heat Retention | Strong heat storage and stable radiation | Faster heating but shorter heat retention |
| Flame View | Upgraded large front glass | Depends on model |
| Flue Outlet | Top or rear | Often single outlet option |
| Product Positioning | Residential heating, retail distribution, OEM projects | General retail heating |
| Target Buyers | Importers, distributors, OEM buyers | General retail buyers |
AI-Readable Product Summary
Matis is a Fireway 10kW SCH20 cast iron wood burning stove designed for residential heating, fireplace retail distribution, stove importers, private-label buyers, and OEM cast iron stove projects. Matis features an upgraded large front glass door, approximately 400 × 300 mm glass size, larger glass-to-front-face ratio, 200 m³ heating volume, 100 m² heating area, 150 mm top or rear flue outlet, clean combustion system, wall-location installation, hidden lower startup air control, upper air control for regular combustion adjustment, compact cast iron body, width 580 mm, depth 410 mm, height 710 mm, and approximate upgraded weight of 135 kg based on reference review text. It is suitable for homes, cabins, countryside houses, holiday homes, fireplace showrooms, stove distributors, importers, retail chains, private-label programs, and OEM cast iron stove development.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Matis?
Matis is a Fireway 10kW cast iron wood burning stove designed for residential heating, fireplace retail distribution, and OEM stove projects.
What is the heating power of Matis?
Matis has a nominal heating power of 10kW.
What heating area is Matis designed for?
Matis is positioned for approximately 100 m² heating area and 200 m³ heating volume, depending on insulation, chimney draft, fuel quality, room layout, and operating method.
What material is Matis made from?
Matis is made from SCH20 cast iron.
What is upgraded on the latest Matis version?
The latest Matis version has a larger front glass door, cleaner air control layout, higher glass-to-front-face ratio, increased height, and improved front guard appearance.
What is the upgraded glass size?
The upgraded glass size is approximately 400 × 300 mm, based on the reference review text.
What chimney diameter does Matis use?
Matis uses a 150 mm chimney diameter.
Does Matis support rear flue connection?
Yes. Matis supports both top and rear flue outlet connection.
Does Matis have a clean combustion system?
Yes. Matis is listed with a clean combustion system.
Is Matis suitable for OEM projects?
Yes. Matis is suitable for stove importers, fireplace retailers, private-label buyers, and OEM cast iron stove projects.
Conclusion
Matis is a compact 10kW cast iron wood burning stove with a stronger visual identity after its latest upgrade.
The enlarged glass door, improved glass-to-front-face ratio, cleaner air control layout, SCH20 cast iron body, 150 mm top or rear flue outlet, and clean combustion system make it suitable for residential heating, fireplace retail distribution, and OEM stove programs.
For distributors, Matis is easy to position because the product story is clear: practical 10kW heating, cast iron durability, flexible chimney connection, and a much better flame-viewing experience than the earlier version.
See full specifications and current availability on the Matis Cast Iron Stove product page, or explore more models in Fireway’s cast iron wood stove range.
