A+Energy ratingHeta · Wood Burning Stoves
Heta Scan-Line Panorama XL Insert
Panorama XL is a 955mm-wide built-in fire with an 808mm combustion chamber and almost concealed controls. Its custom-made front-frame option allows the glazed face to be coordinated with the surrounding construction rather than treated as a separate freestanding appliance.
- FormatFreestanding
- RatingA+
- A 955mm glass front with a very wide flame picture
- Custom-made front frames for a flush architectural finish
- Hidden controls keep the glass uninterrupted
Price on request - visit the Lichfield showroom
- Check current HETAS registration
- Confirm survey availability
- Written quote
Key features
- 50-150m2 heating guidance
- A+ energy rating
- 955mm wide glass front
- 150mm flue outlet
Specification
Panorama XL
- Height
- 578mm
- Width
- 955mm
- Depth
- 436mm
- Combustion chamber width
- 808mm
- Room size
- 50 to 150 square metres
- Weight
- 146kg
- Flue outlet
- 150mm
- Energy rating
- A+
- Frames
- Custom-made front frames available
Proposed project scope
TFS currently advertises HETAS-registered installation and a home-survey service. Confirm both before booking. A proposed scope may include:
- The exact stove and recorded output checked against the room brief
- The proposed liner or factory-made chimney system identified
- Any hearth, chamber and fireplace work set out in writing
- Compatible connecting, closure and terminal components specified
- Testing, commissioning and operating guidance included where applicable
- The compliance and notification route confirmed before work is booked
Technical documents
Is it right for you?
Deciding whether Heta Scan-Line Panorama XL Insert fits the brief
The long glass front suits a fireplace design with enough wall width to hold a strong horizontal opening. Frame, builders opening, hearth and adjacent finishes should be designed together before construction starts.
Common questions
Questions to check about Heta Scan-Line Panorama XL Insert
Is the Panorama XL a stove or a fire?
It is a built-in insert: the firebox is built into the wall and finished with a frame, so the room sees a wide window of flame rather than a freestanding appliance.
Can it go into a media wall?
That is one of its natural homes, subject to the flue route and the clearances around the opening, which is exactly what the survey establishes.




