Jotul Model?

Quentin and/or Ruth

7 years ago

Would you be so kind as to share which Jotul model this is? Is it available in Canada??

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The Fire Centre
6 years ago
Hello,

Sorry for the long delay in replying, I am just new to Houzz.

This model is the Jotul I 520 FRL with soapstone surround. I believe it is available in Canada as well

Regards

Iain
Quentin and/or Ruth thanked The Fire Centre
Quentin and/or Ruth
Original Author
6 years ago
Lovely to get your response! Many thanks!
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