




The ESSE 775F combines a contemporary body with classic feet. Its 6–11kW output range makes it an option for a room that needs more heat. Compare it with the solid-valance 775B if you like the body shape but want a different look at hearth level.
Guide price including VAT. We will confirm your chosen options, availability and delivery in your quote.
The feet give the F its open lower outline. The 775B has a solid valance beneath the same contemporary body.
The 775F is 60mm shorter than the 755, with the same width, depth and output range. That can make a useful difference to how it looks in your fireplace.
ESSE builds the 775 in Lancashire using UK steel and cast iron. One long-travel control regulates the air supply and burn rate.
The 775F measures 610mm high, 550mm wide and 350mm deep and weighs 99kg. It has 76% efficiency, an A+ rating and one long-travel air control. The flue can connect at the top or rear.
The 775B shares the same dimensions, weight, output range and efficiency, with a solid valance instead of feet. For a taller contemporary stove, compare the 755. For a wider, deeper traditional design, look at the 705. Your installer will use the drawing for whichever model you choose.
We will help you check the output against the room’s heating needs. Your installer will then plan the hearth, ventilation and 150mm flue connection using the 700-series manual. Keep the space beneath the feet clear; it is not specified as storage.
It is the 775 with classic feet. The 775B has a solid valance. We will put your chosen version on the quote.
Both weigh 99kg, with a 6–11kW output range, 76% efficiency and the same overall dimensions. The difference is the base design.
The 775F is 610mm high and the 755 is 670mm high. Both are 550mm wide and 350mm deep.
No. Use the 700-series manual and 775 drawing below. The 175F belongs to a different model family.
Tell us about your room and the stoves you like. Our showroom team will help you compare them, check the installation and put together a quote.
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