Is a "panorama" fireplace feasible for under €6k?

We had an H&M wood-burning stove installed in our hallway two weeks ago. H&M Evo L with oak base and storage stones, including a new chimney. It cost 4800 EUR all-in.

Looks really stylish and cozy, together with the roof :)

We had an H&M wood stove installed in our hallway two weeks ago. H&M Evo L with oak base and storage stones, including a new chimney. It came to 4800 EUR all-in.

Price is great. But the pipe would bother me a lot.

We had an H&M wood stove installed in our hallway two weeks ago. ...

And until now, I thought H&M only had clothes ...

Price is great. But the pipe would really bother me.

I thought so at first too, but that feeling completely went away. The fire in the central area of the house makes up for everything.

I like it that way. An original construct is often more beautiful than any "standard".

Price is great. But the pipe would annoy me a lot.

The pipes can also be connected at the back. Then you only see about 10 cm of the pipe from the back, and that only from the side. But the statement is quite original: "There should be a chimney, but without a visible pipe, please." considering that it is a very important component. A chimney without a pipe doesn’t work ;)

I like it that way. An idiosyncratic design is often more beautiful than any "standard."

I also don’t really like the cube things, although I do like "modern" and Bauhaus/purism. But I find the stoves that are roughly similar in this price range and are found in many houses, and also visible here, rather mass-produced. Yet, with the built-in cassette inserts, you can create original eye-catchers and furniture walls. Unfortunately, most rooms (and wallets) don’t offer enough space for that. But I can understand if many then just place the still affordable little version on the wall.