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Buck Stove — Wood, Gas & Vent-Free Stoves
Which Buck Stove do I have?
The model number is on the rating plate: a metal tag on the back of a freestanding stove, or under the ash lip / inside the door frame on an insert. No plate? On the classic wood stoves the stack opening on top settles it: 13¾" × 3¼" is a 26000 (Little Buck) or 27000 (Regular Buck); 16" × 3¾" is a 28000 (Big Buck). Current wood stoves are the Models 21, 74, 81 and 91 (the 51, 80 and 85 are recent discontinued models); vent-free gas stoves are the 34, 329, 384, 1110 and 1127.
Parts by model: 26000 / 27000 / 28000 (Little, Regular & Big Buck) · Model 91 · Model 81 · Model 74 · Model 21 · Model 85 · Model 80 · Model 51 · Models 18 & 20 · Vent-free gas stoves (34, 329, 384, 42, 1110, 1127) · FP42ZC fireplace
Parts by type: Blower motors · Door & bay glass · All Buck parts · Repair guide
Stoves & logs: Wood stoves · Gas stoves · Gas logs · Vent-free gas logs
Guides: How to identify your Buck Stove model · Blower motor: symptoms, fitment, replacement · Model 91 vs 81 vs 74 · Repair guide
Authorized Dealer · Free shipping over $299 · Price match · Expert support
Buck Stove — American-Made Wood, Gas & Vent-Free Stoves
Buck Stove has been making American wood and gas stoves in Spruce Pine, North Carolina since 1975 — built to heat real American homes through real American winters. The Buck lineup spans EPA-certified wood stoves, direct-vent and vent-free gas stoves, vent-free gas logs, and the deepest catalog of replacement parts in the industry. As an authorized Buck Stove dealer, Fireplace Choice carries the full lineup with manufacturer warranty and same-day shipping on most parts.
Shop Buck Stove by Category
- Buck Wood Stoves — Models 21, 74, 81, 91 (EPA-certified, catalytic and non-catalytic)
- Buck Gas Stoves — direct vent and vent-free gas stoves
- Buck Gas Logs — premium vented log sets
- Buck Vent-Free Gas Logs — no chimney needed (where allowed by code)
- Buck Stove Parts — full replacement parts catalog
- Buck Stove Blower Motors — circulation blowers and motors
- Buck Stove Glass — replacement ceramic glass panels
Why Buck Stove
- American-made in Spruce Pine, NC since 1975 — 50 years of stove engineering
- EPA-certified wood stoves — clean-burn technology with extended burn times
- Cast iron and steel construction — built to last decades
- Deep parts inventory — including legacy models
- Buck Stove Repairs — see our repair guide for common issues
Buck Wood Stove Sizes
| Model | Heating Capacity | Burn Time | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Model 21 | 800–1,500 sq ft | 6–8 hr | Small homes, cabins, supplemental heat |
| Model 74 | 1,200–2,000 sq ft | 8–10 hr | Mid-size whole-home heating |
| Model 81 | 1,800–2,800 sq ft | 10–12 hr | Larger homes, whole-home primary heat |
| Model 91 | 2,500–3,500 sq ft | 12+ hr | Largest homes, catalytic clean-burn |
Frequently Asked Questions
Are Buck Stoves made in the USA?
Yes — Buck Stove is manufactured in Spruce Pine, North Carolina. The company has been building American wood and gas stoves since 1975.
What is the most popular Buck wood stove?
The Model 81 is the most popular size — heats 1,800-2,800 sq ft with 10-12 hour burn times. For larger homes, the Model 91 is the catalytic flagship. For smaller spaces or cabins, Model 21 or 74.
How long do Buck Stoves last?
Properly maintained Buck wood stoves regularly run 25-40+ years. The cast iron and steel construction is built to last decades; consumables (gaskets, firebricks, catalytic combustors) need periodic replacement.
Where can I find Buck Stove repair help?
See our Buck Stove Repairs page for common diagnostic guides, parts lookups, and authorized service network. Most Buck issues are gasket, firebrick, or blower-related and DIY-fixable with the right parts.
