Piazzetta is a premium Italian manufacturer of wood and pellet stoves, fireplaces, and heating solutions known for their exclusive Majolica cladding and Multifuoco® technology.
Piazzetta is a historic Italian brand headquartered in Asolo, dedicated to designing and manufacturing high-quality heating appliances since 1960. Blending traditional craftsmanship with technological innovation, Piazzetta offers a wide range of wood-burning and pellet stoves, fireplace inserts, and hybrid heating systems. The brand is renowned for its attention to design and detail, particularly its use of hand-crafted Majolica ceramic cladding which improves heat retention and radiation.
Piazzetta products often feature proprietary technologies such as the Multifuoco® System, a forced ventilation system that ensures uniform heat distribution from floor to ceiling, and Aluker®, an exclusive ceramic material used in fireboxes to optimize combustion and brightness. With a focus on efficiency, sustainability, and aesthetic appeal, Piazzetta provides heating solutions that serve as distinctive interior furnishing elements while delivering reliable warmth.
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Use a damp, soft cloth or a specific non-abrasive glass cleaner. Many Piazzetta models feature an air wash system to help keep the glass clean during operation. Ensure the glass is cool before cleaning.
It is recommended to use dry, seasoned hardwood such as beech, oak, or maple with a moisture content below 20%. Avoid resinous softwoods which can cause creosote buildup.
The Multifuoco® System is a patented forced ventilation technology by Piazzetta that distributes heat evenly throughout the room, from the floor to the ceiling, preventing temperature stratification.
Piazzetta offers an 'Easy Life' program that allows customers to extend their warranty up to 5 years upon registration. Visit the official website for terms and eligibility.
For pellet stoves, the brazier should typically be cleaned daily or before each use to ensure proper ignition. For wood stoves, remove excess ash regularly, but leave a small bed of ash to insulate the bottom.