Buck Stove Model 21 Non-Catalytic Wood Stove

Are you looking for a non-catalytic wood stove that is easy to operate, efficient, and burns cleanly at its moderate hot temperature? Then you have come to the right place!

The Buck Stove Model 21 Non-Catalytic Wood Stove is designed to accommodate 11" logs placed front to back or 18" logs placed side to side, generating maximum BTU output up to 45,000.

Buck Stove Model 21 Wood Stove Features:

• Color: Black, Gold, Pewter
• Minimum Fireplace Dimensions: 21" H x 23-1/4" W x 15" D
• Product Dimensions: 22" W x 18 1/8" D x 20 1/4" H
• Fuel Type: Wood
• Accommodates 11" logs placed front to back or 18" logs placed side to side
• Blower Included
  
• Pre Fab Approved: Yes
• Mobile home approved: Yes
• *Please Note: This is for the stove only. Pedestal, Optional Trim Kit, or Stove Legs are not included and are sold Separately.

Buck Stove Model 21 Technical Specifications:

• Max BTU Output: 40,001 to 45,000
• Vent Type: Wood Chimney Vent
• EPA tested to produce up to 41,200 BTU per hour output using seasoned cordwood
• Rated heating capacity of 800 to 1800 square feet
• Firebox volume of 1.6 cubic feet
• Outstanding 77% overall EPA efficiency rating
• Overall stove weight: 342 pounds
• It uses 6" diameter stovepipe
• Non-catalytic design for easy operation and lower maintenance
• Emissions of 4.4 grams per hour

Product Manual: Buck Stove Model 21 Non-Catalytic Wood Stove Manual

If you are in the market for a top-quality, non-catalytic wood stove that is easy to operate and efficient, the Buck Stove Model 21 may be perfect for you! This stove can accommodate 11" logs placed front to back or 18" logs placed side to side, has an impressive BTU output of up to 45,000, and is pre-fab approved. Plus, it's mobile home approved! So don't wait any longer - this sale ends soon!

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About Buck Stove

Buck Stove was born during the national energy crisis in the 1970s. When approached by Asheville inventor Carroll Buckner with his new three-speed wood-burning stove idea, Robert Bailey and Alvin Barrier decided to manufacture them and turned their supply shop into a factory.

The stoves proved to be popular, and the company has been thriving ever since. They are made in the USA at their Facility in Spruce Pine, North Carolina.