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Jetmaster Heat & Glo is excited to welcome two fantastic new additions to our range of indoor fireplaces: the Jotul F 620 and F 370 Advance. Both wood-burning stoves bring Norwegian design and engineering to Australian and New Zealand homes, and both are packed with features that make them standout choices for anyone looking to upgrade their heating this season.
The F 620 is a larger, statement stove with a broad cooking plate and multiple configurations to suit various interiors. The F 370 Advance takes a sleeker, more compact approach, with clean lines and a design that’s won international recognition. In this guide, we’ll explore the features, design details, and specifications of both new arrivals to help you find the right Jotul for your home. These are the fireplaces Melbourne people deserve.

The Jotul F 620 is a premium, cast-iron wood stove which has been crafted in Norway. It features a stunning three-sided glass front for panoramic fireside viewing. It is a highly efficient fireplace and has practical stovetop functionality.
The three glass panels give you a wonderful view of the fire burning from almost anywhere in the room it is featured. This gives a broader comfort zone to relax in and enjoy the flames. The glass itself has advanced airwash technology to keep it clean. It channels a curtain of air over the glass panel to keep soot away. This keeps the glass cleaner for longer.
The F 620 range is crafted from premium Norwegian cast-iron which has a well-earned reputation for durability and an ability to radiate heat long after the fire has been put out.
This model has a generous flat cooktop that lets you boil water for tea or heat food in a pot. This adds a warm, rustic feel to the home. Imagine serving hot chocolate right from the fireside.
You have easy air controls with this fireplace. Air vents allow you to control the size of the fire and how much heat is output into your home, plus with an external air intake, fresh air is pulled from outside to fuel the fire, rather than using the air inside your home.
This air intake design allows the stove to burn the wood more completely than other wood-burning fires. This increases the efficiency of the burn and reduces the output of smoke.
There are four models of F 620 to choose from:
The entry point to the range, the F 620 LB delivers comfortable heat with a large cooking plate on top. It has a lower base and can be installed on a custom plinth. It weighs approximately 174kg and measures 536 x 724 x 466mm (H x W x D).
An option with practical wood storage and strong heating performance, the F 620 B has a wide cooking plate and user-friendly air vents for easy flame control. It weighs approximately 215kg and measures 1000 x 724 x 546mm (H x W x D).
This style sits on a modern pedestal and is built for those who want maximum cooking space, the F 620 P has a large, spacious cooking plate that can accommodate several pans at once, along with the same user-friendly air vents for easy lighting and control. It weighs approximately 206kg and measures 950 x 724 x 466mm (H x W x D).

The standout feature of the F 620 B HT is its heat retention. Space in the top of the stove holds heat-storing stones, giving up to 12 hours of extra heat after the last log has been added. It weighs approximately 255kg and measures 1340 x 724 x 546mm (H x W x D), making it the largest model in the range.
Accessories vary by model. The F 620 LB can be fitted with:
The F 620 B, P, and B HT share a different accessory set, including:
The F 620 P adds an ash lip, while the F 620 B HT adds heat accumulating stones to support its extended heat retention. All models are finished in black paint.
Our Jotul F 370 Advance is a premium, Norwegian-designed, cast-iron wood-burning stove. It was the first wood-burning stove in the world to win the prestigious Red Dot Design Award: best of the best. It has upgraded features, as well as the outstanding 3-sided view with the glass panels. A magnetic door with a stay-open door function allows easy access for putting in more wood to keep the fire burning.
It has a tall and elegant silhouette with large glass side-panels so you can enjoy the crackling fire from more corners of the room. Made from cast-iron, this holds ambient heat for a long time once the wood-fire has gone out.
Described further below, you have different base options for this fireplace, including a pedestal or full-to-the-floor look, with built-in storage.
The door is worthy of mention. It has a magnetic lock so there is no risk of it opening and spilling ash onto your floor. This same door has a stay-open function so you’re not needing to hold the door while adding wood. Both convenience and safety in the one piece.
This premium model has the same clean glass system its sibling has, channeling air over the glass to keep soot and ash from settling and staining it.
The interior of this fireplace is lined with white vermiculite which makes the fire look brighter and reflects heat back out into the room, increasing the warmth without increasing the burn.
Like the 620, there are four models to choose from, each with their own accessories.
The base model in the range, the F 371 Advance features a sleek design with clean lines and a practical shelf built into its base for storage. It weighs approximately 164kg and measures 1155 x 443 x 453mm (H x W x D).
With a clean cast-iron door and a base that sits flush to the floor, the F 378 Advance offers a more streamlined look for homes wanting minimal visual clutter. It weighs approximately 171kg and measures 1155 x 443 x 453mm (H x W x D).
The most distinctive model in the range, the F 373 Advance features a combustion chamber mounted on a pedestal for a modern, sculptural look. It’s a redesign of the original F 373, the only wood stove in the world to win the international Red Dot ‘Best of the Best’ design award. It’s available in black paint or white enamel and weighs approximately 156kg, with dimensions of 1155 x 443 x 453mm (H x W x D).

Built for extended heat retention, the F 371 HT Advance has an open base with practical storage space and a detachable shelf. Its taller design integrates hidden heat-accumulating stone, keeping your home warmer for longer after the fire has burned down. It weighs approximately 193kg and measures 1534 x 443 x 453mm (H x W x D), making it the tallest model in the range.
Accessories vary by model. The F 371 and F 371 HT can be fitted with:
The F 371 HT also includes the Jotul Heat Storage system.
The F 378 can be fitted with:
The F 373 takes a different set of extras, including a rotating plate and soapstone top, along with the glass or steel floor plate and external air kit. All models are finished in black paint, with white enamel also available for the F 373.
The Jotul F 620 and F 370 Advance are both premium cast-iron wood heaters. The F 620 is a large, classic stove with a built-in cooktop, while the F 370 Advance is a modern, tall, sleek design with the F 373 model having 360-degree rotating options.

Whether you’re drawn to the F 620’s cooktop functionality and classic, statement presence, or the F 370 Advance’s sleek, award-winning design, both new additions to our range bring genuine Norwegian craftsmanship into your home. Each comes in multiple configurations, so you can choose the model, features, and heat retention option that best suits your space and lifestyle.
Ready to see the Jotul F 620 or F 370 Advance in person? Get in touch with the Jetmaster team to discuss which model suits your home, or find your nearest dealer to experience these fireplaces in Melbourne for yourself.
Sales:1300 219 875
Services:1300 195 482
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