Specifications

Every number, on the record.

Measured on production-intent machines in our Portland workshop. If a figure changes before the first batch ships, this page changes first and reservation holders hear about it by email.

Front view of the Morrow One with dimension lines: 34 centimetres wide and 39 centimetres tall
42 cm deep · 21 kg

01 Spec sheet

Everything inside, nothing extra.

Brewing
Brew boiler0.8 L stainless, insulated, 1,000 W
PumpRotary, closed-loop pressure and flow profiling
Profiles3 built in (Classic 9, Bloom, Lever decline), 3 user slots
GroupE61-style, lever operated, chromed brass, 58 mm
TemperaturePID, 86–96 °C in 0.5 °C steps, ±0.2 °C
Shot timerAutomatic, starts with the lever
Steam and hot water
Steam boiler1.8 L stainless, insulated, 1,400 W
Steam pressure1.5 bar, adjustable 1.0–1.8 bar
WandDouble-walled, cool-touch, 360° ball joint
Tips4-hole fitted, 2-hole in the box
Hot waterSeparate tap, mixed to 80 °C for tea
Body and water
Size34 × 42 × 39 cm (W × D × H)
Weight21 kg
Shell2 mm 304 stainless, one hidden seam
Side panelsSolid black walnut, hard wax oil
Water2.5 L tank, or plumbed-in with the kit
Cup clearanceUp to 10 cm under the spouts
Power and noise
Supply120 V, 15 A, 1,600 W (230 V from the second batch)
Warm-up8 minutes, cold to ready
Standby14 W eco mode, auto-off timer
NoiseUnder 52 dB at full pressure
Warranty3 years, parts for 10

02 How it compares

Why two boilers are worth it.

Most home machines use one of two designs. Here is how they behave day to day, compared with the Morrow One.

Typical figures for each machine design
FeatureSingle boilerHeat exchangerMorrow One
Brew and steam togetherNo, switch and waitYesYes, independent boilers
Brew temperatureThermostat or PIDIndirect, flush to settlePID per boiler, ±0.2 °C
Pressure profilingRareAdd-on needle valveBuilt in, 6 saved profiles
PumpVibratory, loudVibratory or rotaryRotary, under 52 dB
Warm-up5–10 min20–30 min8 min
Plumb-in optionNoSometimesYes, kit available
Typical price$500–900$1,400–2,600$1,890

03 In the box

Ready for the first shot.

  • Solid brass portafilter with walnut handle and double spout
  • Single, double and blind baskets, 58 mm
  • Stainless tamper, 58.4 mm, walnut handle
  • Two 90 ml cups in glazed stoneware, made in Oregon
  • Water test strip and first filter
  • Printed service manual and quick-start card
The Morrow One pulling a shot into one of the stoneware cups that come in the box
Cups included

04 Before it arrives

Plan the counter.

  • Space

    45 cm of depth

    Leave 3 cm behind for the cable and 8 cm above to lift the cup rail and fill the tank.

  • Power

    A 15 A outlet

    A standard US kitchen circuit is fine. Avoid sharing it with a kettle or toaster.

  • Water

    50–80 ppm hardness

    Test with the strip in the box. Use the filter, or plumb in with the kit and an inline softener.

The Morrow One from the side, showing its 42 cm depth and the walnut side panel

Fit check

Will it fit under your cabinets?

Measure from the counter to the underside of your wall cabinets, and from the wall to the front edge of the counter.

Room above
11 cm
Counter in front
18 cm

It fits, with 11 cm above for the cup rail and the tank, and 18 cm of counter in front.

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Morrow One$1,890 · ships February 2027

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