Dik Geurts Vidar Triple Small

Wood Buring Stove

The Vidar Triple Small is a three-sided wood stove in a compact format, infrared-coated glass on both flanks and the front wraps the fire in a continuous panorama, making the flame visible from almost any position in the room. Despite its modest footprint, the 4.9kW output and clean Ecodesign combustion make it a serious performer for a smaller sitting room or bedroom.

Specifications Summary

Fuel Type: Wood Burner
Heat Output: 4.9kW (4 to 7kW)
Energy Rating: 79% (A)
Flue Spigot: 5 (Inches)
Defra Approved: Yes
Eco Design: Yes

£3,495.00 GBP

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Real Warmth
Radiant heat from a wood fire warms differently, the air, the walls, the people in the room. It's felt before the thermostat notices.
Off-Grid
No electricity required. No gas supply. No dependency on the grid or standing charges. A cord of wood and a match, that's your heating system.
Ecodesign Approved
All stoves in this collection meet the 2022 Ecodesign standard, independently tested, significantly cleaner than an open fire, and approved for most UK zones.
Carbon Considered
Dry, locally sourced wood is near carbon-neutral when managed well. A wood stove is one of the few heating solutions where the fuel can come from your own land.

Product & Design Information

Fuel & Fire Type
- Fire Type: Freestanding
- Glass Sides: 3
- Fuel Type: Wood Burner
- Heat Output: 4.9kW (4 to 7kW)
Approvals & Ratings
- Energy Rating: 79% (A)
- Defra Approved: Yes
- Eco Design: Yes
- Clear Skies:
Sizes
- Length:
- Height:
- Depth:
Distances to Combustible Materials
- Sides:
- Rear:
Flue System
- Chimney Type: Class 1 (Masonry), Twin Wall, and Class 1 & Twinwall
- Flue Type:
- Flue Spigot: 5 (Inches)
- Flue Outlet position: Top or rear convertible
Fireview Size
This is the visible size of the fire, once built-in
- Length:
- Height:
Design Recommendations (or smaller)
TV Size (Inch):
Product Diagram & Manuals
Additional Information
External air connection: rear or base
Optional DG Smart Assist automatic air regulation

The numbers behind the warmth.

79% Efficiency
Modern closed stoves convert up to 87% of fuel energy into usable heat, compared to roughly 20% for a traditional open fire.
Up to 15× Cleaner than a Open Fire
A certified Ecodesign stove produces around 15 times fewer particulate emissions than burning wood on an open hearth.
10+ Year lifespan
A quality stove, properly installed and maintained, will run reliably for many years.

Lower Running Cost
Seasoned logs cost less per kWh than mains gas or electric heating in most of the country.
Focal Point, not a Feature
The flame becomes the centre of the room, in a way a radiator never quite manages.
Built for Older Homes
Pairs naturally with a period chimney, where retrofitting a heat pump is rarely practical.

"There is no adequate substitute for a real fire. Not a screen. Not a memory. Not a dial."

The oldest warmth
Fire is the original hearth. For forty thousand years it defined shelter, gathering, and rest. A wood burning stove doesn't replicate that instinct, it satisfies it. There is something biochemically settled about sitting beside a real flame.
No two fires are the same
Every fire you lay is different. The wood, the draw, the season, the morning, a stove asks something of you and gives back in kind. It's the only heating system that rewards attention.
The room changes
When a wood stove is lit, the function of a room changes. Chairs turn toward it. Conversations slow. Screens are ignored. It earns its place not as a fitting, but as a focal point, which is a different thing entirely.
Built to last generations
A quality stove, well maintained, will outlast its owner. These are not appliances that are replaced on a finance cycle. They age with a house. Some of the stoves we install today will still be burning wood when today's children are old.

Other Information

Fuel & Operating Advice

Wood burning stoves should only be run on dry, seasoned or kiln-dried wood with a moisture content below 20%. Wet wood produces significantly more smoke, more creosote, and less heat, and will void most manufacturer warranties.

We will walk you through the first lighting at commissioning and leave you with a clear handover document covering fuel, operation, and annual sweep requirements.

Warranty & Aftercare

This stove carries the manufacturer's standard warranty. Consumable parts, glass rope seal, fire grate, door rope, are not covered by warranty but are inexpensive and straightforward to replace.

We recommend an annual chimney sweep and stove inspection. We can arrange this as part of a service plan, or advise on a local HETAS-registered sweep if you prefer to arrange it independently.

Why wood burning

Warmth on your own terms

A wood burning stove returns something that modern heating quietly took away: agency over your own warmth. You source the fuel. You choose when to light it. You decide how the room feels. That's not nostalgia that's a considered position.

No standing charge. No direct debit.
The cost of your warmth is the cost of your wood. Buy locally, buy in bulk, or process your own, the supply chain is as short as you want it.
Add value to your home.
A wood stove requires no electricity to run. When the grid fails, the fire is still lit. For rural homes, that matters.
Primary or supplementary, it works both ways.
Some customers use a stove as their sole heating source. Others use it alongside existing systems, running the stove on cold evenings and switching off the boiler.
Add value to your home.
A properly installed wood stove, in a well-designed fireplace setting, is a feature that sells properties. Estate agents consistently report it as a buyer draw, particularly in rural and semi-rural markets.

Dik Geurts Vidar Triple Small