Display of fireplaces and stoves

If you want to install a fireplace or stove in your house or flat, it must be registered using this form before use.

Course description

In the city of Munich, there are rules for new or replaced fireplaces and stoves that heat with wood or other solid materials.

These stoves may only be used if they emit few pollutants and comply with the limit values (see "Munich Fuel Ordinance" or "First Ordinance on the Implementation of the Federal Immission Control Act").

The permitted values are

  • Carbon monoxide: maximum 1250 mg/m³

  • Dust: maximum 40 mg/m³

New or replaced fireplaces/stoves: You must register the system before using it for the first time.

Required documents

Documents for the notification of new fireplaces/stoves:

  1. Completed " Form for the operation of a new installation"
  2. Proof of compliance with the above-mentioned limit values ( type test/test bench certificate from the manufacturer)
  3. Send these documents by e-mail to brennstoffverordnung.rku@muenchen.de or send a letter to the Climate and Environmental Protection Department(see contact field below for address).

Duration and costs

Processing time

The processing time is one month from receipt of the notification with the relevant evidence.

The requirements for the fireplace/stove are deemed to have been met if you do not receive a response from the Climate and Environmental Protection Department by post or e-mail within one month of receipt of the notification.

There will be no confirmation of the notification if the requirements are met on the basis of the evidence. You can now use your fireplace/stove.

Fees and charges

There are no fees.

Questions & Answers

A test certificate is an official document that confirms that a fireplace or stove fulfils certain legal requirements

What is it used for?

  • It shows that the appliance has been tested on a test bench.

  • It confirms that the fireplace or stove complies with the prescribed emission limits (for particulate matter and carbon monoxide).

You can request the test certificate for your fireplace or stove directly from the manufacturer.

if you have any queries, please contact brennstoffverordnung.rku@muenchen.de

Legal basis

Munich Fuel Ordinance
Ordinance on small and medium-sized combustion plants (1. BImSchV)

Reporting new fireplaces and stoves

Postal address

Reporting new fireplaces and stoves

Bayerstraße 28a
80335 München

Fax: +49 89 233-747759

Address

Bayerstraße 28a
80335 München

Please make an appointment by telephone.

Related services

Decommissioning of old fireplaces and stoves

If you no longer use your fireplace or stove and have it removed, you must report this decommissioning to the competent authority.