The Edofocus, a wall-mounted version of the Agorafocus, was created for the 121 apartments of a prestigious residential building in Japan. Its name pays tribute to Edo, the former name of Tokyo during the eponymous period (1603–1868), an era marked by lasting peace, refined artistic expression and cultural influence.
Edofocus dv
Wall-mounted suspended stove (vertical outlet)
630 mmWidth
Heating Collection
Equipped with a glazed firebox, the Edofocus delivers high energy efficiency and environmental performance.
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