Kalor Angela 10 Pellet Stove

Specifications

Design and build quality

The Angela 10 follows Kalor's characteristic vertical cabinet approach: a narrow footprint — 460 mm wide by 440 mm deep — and a height of 966 mm that lets it fit into corners, between furniture, or against a wall without taking over the room. At 87 kg, it is a solid appliance that is still manageable to transport and install by a professional.

It is available in three finishes — white, grey (the one photographed on this page) and red — designed to suit both classic interiors and more contemporary spaces. The range's plain, uncluttered vertical lines are meant to let the appliance blend into existing furniture rather than becoming the focal point of the room, something many buyers particularly value in an already furnished living room or in a renovation where floor space is limited. Full construction details and technical sheets for the Kalor range are available in the Kalor pellet stove technical catalogue published by AMG, the Italian manufacturer of this model.

Maderas Caamaño has no involvement in designing or building this appliance: our role is to select models from reliable manufacturers such as Kalor and make them available to our biomass customers with the original technical documentation and no added intermediaries. That means any question about materials, factory warranty, or spare parts is always answered by referring back to the manufacturer's own documentation, which accompanies the appliance from the first point of contact.

Power and efficiency: what the numbers mean for a buyer

The Angela 10 delivers up to 10 kW of thermal output, a figure designed to heat a main living space or a small home without oversizing either the appliance or its fuel consumption. What matters most for a buying decision isn't the maximum power alone, but how efficiently that pellet fuel is converted into heat: the manufacturer certifies an efficiency of between 89.5% and 92.7% depending on the operating point, placing this model in energy class A+.

In practical terms, higher efficiency means less pellet wasted up the flue and more heat kept inside the home, along with less flue maintenance over time. For a buyer comparing several models, looking at the certified efficiency range — rather than the headline maximum power figure alone — is usually a more reliable indicator of real running costs across a heating season. Solid fuel local space heaters sold in the European Union, including this one, must meet the requirements set out in the EU Ecodesign Regulation 2015/1185 for solid fuel local space heaters, which sets minimum efficiency and emissions thresholds that stoves of this type must meet across the European market.

The source does not give a standalone minimum power figure; instead the manufacturer presents efficiency as a range covering the whole operating span, and that range — 89.5% to 92.7% — is the figure we recommend citing rather than any single isolated number. We would rather stay precise about what the manufacturer has actually verified than offer a single figure that doesn't appear in the original documentation.

Pellet hopper and real-world autonomy

The Angela 10's hopper holds 13 kg of pellets, a capacity in keeping with its compact cabinet. Fuel consumption varies with the power setting, from 0.58 kg/h at the lowest output to 2.06 kg/h at full power, which translates into an autonomy of between 6 and 22 hours per full hopper depending on how the stove is used.

That range matters for day-to-day planning: on a low, steady setting aimed at holding a constant temperature overnight or while the home is empty, a single fill can cover more than 20 hours; on the coldest days, with the stove running at full power, that same hopper can run down in a little over 6 hours. Knowing this range helps buyers estimate realistically how often the hopper will need refilling depending on the season and intended use, and whether it is worth scheduling automatic top-ups through the stove's own timer during the coldest months.

Because it supplies both the stove and the pellets, Maderas Caamaño can advise each customer on a realistic refill rhythm based on how they plan to run the appliance, as well as help estimate how much pellet fuel is worth having in storage for a full heating season.

Installation and flue basics

Like any pellet stove, the Angela 10 needs a correctly sized flue: the manufacturer specifies an 80 mm flue diameter for this model. Installation should always be carried out by a qualified installer, who will assess the flue run, any external air intake, and compliance with local building and heating-installation regulations wherever the stove is installed.

This is not a self-install appliance: details such as maximum flue run length, the number of bends allowed, or the need for a direct external air intake depend on each individual home and must be assessed on site, not read off a generic spec sheet. What can be stated up front from the technical data is the flue diameter (80 mm), a figure any installer needs to quote the flue work before visiting. It's also worth thinking, ahead of that visit, about the clearance needed around the appliance for routine maintenance and cleaning, which is easier to plan once the stove's exact dimensions are known.

Maderas Caamaño can put customers in touch with local installers and answer questions about the appliance itself, though the installation work is always carried out by an accredited professional. We recommend requesting an installation quote alongside the stove purchase, so both costs are clear before the order is confirmed and there are no surprises once the appliance is ready to be fitted.

Where it fits: matching home size and room type

The manufacturer specifies a heatable volume of 225 m³ for the Angela 10, which in a home with standard ceiling heights corresponds, as a rough guide, to roughly 80-90 m² of well-distributed floor area around the stove. That makes it well suited as the main heat source in mid-sized apartments and homes, in open-plan kitchen-living areas, or as a secondary heat source in larger homes that already have another heating system.

It is also a common choice for holiday homes and rural properties across Galicia and the rest of Spain, where the goal is to quickly heat one specific room rather than run the whole central heating system. Layout matters as much as total floor area: a living room open to the kitchen and hallway, without too many closed doors in between, makes better use of the stated heatable volume than a room isolated from the rest of the house. For a space larger than that volume — a full-sized detached house, for example — it's worth considering a higher-output model from the same brand, such as the Kalor Mia 16 Pellet Stove, built for larger heatable volumes.

• Living rooms and kitchen-living areas in mid-sized homes
• Open-plan apartments and flats
• Holiday homes and rural properties
• Replacing a wood-burning stove in a similarly sized space
• Secondary heating in homes with central boiler heating

Pairing it with Maderas Caamaño's own wood pellets

A pellet stove performs according to the quality of the fuel it is fed: consistent pellets, low in moisture and fines, support cleaner combustion and help the appliance stay within the efficiency range the manufacturer certifies for this model. Maderas Caamaño manufactures and sells its own Wood Pellets for Biomass Heating, a fuel that pairs naturally with this type of appliance.

For a customer who already buys pellets from us for other uses — domestic boilers, agricultural installations, or personal use — adding a Kalor Angela 10 stove to the same order simplifies logistics: one supplier for both the appliance and the fuel that runs it, with the added benefit of resolving questions about both products in a single conversation. Knowing the stove's approximate consumption in advance (between 0.58 and 2.06 kg/h depending on power setting) also makes it easier to work out how much pellet fuel is worth ordering alongside the appliance to cover the first few months of use.

We make no claim that our pellets are certified specifically for this stove model — that validation sits with the appliance manufacturer — but we can confirm that our biomass wood pellets are a suitable fuel for domestic stoves of this category, and that we regularly supply them to customers heating their homes with this type of appliance. Buyers who order both together also find it easier to compare running costs before committing, since fuel consumption and appliance price arrive as part of the same conversation rather than two separate purchases from unrelated suppliers.

Why buy this model through Maderas Caamaño

Maderas Caamaño is a family-run sawmill and timber and biomass wholesaler based in Berdoias, Vimianzo (A Coruña), exporting to several countries across Europe. We do not manufacture the Kalor Angela 10 Pellet Stove — it is a product of the Italian brand Kalor (AMG) — but we carry it as a logical complement to our own pellet line, and can arrange its supply and shipping alongside the rest of our biomass products.

If your project calls for a higher-output stove or a different brand, we also carry other models in our catalogue, such as the Duroflame Abel Pellet Stove, so you can compare options before deciding. Either way, we recommend checking current pricing and availability for the Angela 10 with us before confirming an order, since these can vary by date and shipping destination.

Working with a single supplier for both the stove and the pellets that fuel it simplifies the relationship and makes it easier to resolve, in one conversation, both technical questions about the appliance and ongoing fuel supply. Our team can also advise on delivery timelines, whether the shipment stays within Galicia or goes out to another European country, coordinating the appliance and the pellet fuel on the same delivery wherever that's possible.

Applications & uses

• Living rooms and dining areas in mid-sized homes
• Open-plan apartments and flats
• Holiday homes and rural properties across Galicia
• Replacing a wood-burning stove in a compact space
• Secondary heating in homes with central boiler heating
• Open-plan kitchen-living areas
• Spaces up to 225 m³ looking for a compact-footprint appliance

Frequently asked questions