Arada Grate Bar AFS001 – Casting CST019 (x7)

This is a set of 7 cast iron AFS001 firebars designed for a wide range of Aarrow, Arada, Hamlet, and Villager stoves. These grate bars support the solid fuel bed and allow ash to fall through to the ashpan during riddling. If your current bars are cracked, warped, or mismatched with older styles (Casting NGB1B), replacing the full set is recommended for smooth operation.

🔧 Specifications

• Quantity: 7 x Grate Bar
• Material: Cast Iron
• Part No: AFS001
• Length: Approx. 222mm
• Weight: ~0.65kg per bar
• Casting Code: CST019 / NGB1B
• Supplied as a high-quality non-original compatible part

✅ Compatibility

• Aarrow Arley 7
• Aarrow Ecoburn 7
• Aarrow Ecoburn 7 Inset
• Aarrow Becton 11
• Aarrow Sherbourne Small
• Hamlet Camborne Deluxe Small
• Hamlet Solution 5 Compact
• Hamlet Solution 5 Inset
• Hamlet Solution 7
• Stratford Ecoboiler 7 HE
• Stratford Ecoboiler 9 HE
  
• Stratford TF50B
• Villager Duo 5

📌 Other compatible models (bar quantity may vary):

ACORN4, ACORN5, APEX, ARL5M, ARL7M, ARL11M, AX1M-S2, AX2M-S2, AX1M-S3, AX2M-S3, AX3M, AX4M, AX5M-INSET, ATH1M, ATH2M, ATH3M, ATH5M-INSET, B5MU, B7MU, B11MU, B11W, BEC-5X, BEC-7X, CAMDLC, CAMDLS, CAMDLMM, CAMDLCM-G2, CAMDLSM-G2, CAMDLMM-G2, CARCM, CARSM, CARMM, EB7HE, EB7HE-G2, EB9HE, EB9HE-G2/G3/G4/G5, EB12HE, EB12HE-G2/G3/G4, EB12-CASSETTE, EB16HE, EB16HE-G2/G4/G5, EB18HE, ECB5WCE, ECB5MCE, ECB7WCE, ECB7MCE, ECB9WCE, ECB9MCE, ECB5MCE-S2, ECB5M-INSET-S2, ECB7MCE-S2, ECB9MCE-S2, ECO5, ECO7, ECO9, EV7, EV11, HARDY4M-S3, HARDY5M-S3, HSB9, HSB12, HSB16, HERON5M-S2, HERON5M-S3, N7MF, PUFFIN4M-S2, PUFFIN4M-S3, SEB20, SHBCM, SHBSM, SHBMM, SHBCM-G2, SHBSM-G2, SHBMM-G2, SIGN5W, SIGN5M, SIGN5M-S2, SIGNI5W, SIGNI5M, SF30, SF50, SM30, SM40, SM50, SOL5M, SOL5MCE, SOLI5M, SOL7M, SOL7MCE, SOL9M, SOL9MCE, SOL5SC-S2 (after serial E04), SOL5MCE-S2, SOL5MCE-WS, SOL5M-INSET-S2, SOL5W-INSET-S2, SOL7MCE-S2, SOL9MCE-S2, TF30B, TF50B, V5-DUO, VB12-DUO, VHAM, VALOR HAMLET.

🔥 Why replace your grate bars?

Cracked or warped bars reduce airflow and riddling efficiency, leading to poor combustion and fuel waste. Replacing worn firebars ensures smoother riddling, consistent heat, and extended stove life—especially important if older bars (e.g., "NGB2B") are still in use.