Buck Stove Model 21ZC Zero Clearance Non-Catalytic Wood Stove

The 21ZC is an ideal choice for zone heating or small homes, with a heating range of 800-1800 square feet, with an astonishing 11,079-28,901  BTU's per hour. Ideal for a smaller home or vacation cabin. 

Buck Stove Model 21ZC Zero Clearance Features

• Non-catalytic
• 1.6 cubic foot firebox
• Wood-burning fireplace insert
• 70% overall efficiency rating
• Unit includes blower
• Easy operation and low maintenance
• Three design options to choose from
• Approved for use in prefab and mobile homes
• Accommodates 11" logs front to back or 18" side to side

Buck Stove Model 21ZC Zero Clearance Specifications

• Stove Dimensions (Front):  37" W x 34" H
• Framing Dimensions: 37-1/2" W x 34-3/4" H x 24-3/4" D (From Finished Wall)
  (Measurement from the back of the cabinet to the beginning of flu pipe 7")
• Stove Weight:   508 lbs
• Heat Capacity Range:  800 - 1,800 sq. ft.
• EPA Tested Output BTU/H:  11,079-28,901
• Maximum BTU Output with Dry Cordwood: 41,200
• EMISSIONS G/H:  1.7 cubic feet
• Firebox Volume:  1.6 Firewood
• Length:  11"(front to back)18" (side to side)
• Door Color Options:  Black, Gold, Pewter
• Flu Size:  6" 
• Efficiency:   Up to 70% 
• Hearth Pad Size:  N/A*
• Home Mobile Approved:  **
• 3-year limited warranty, 1-year limited warranty on all electrical 

Product Manual: Buck Stove Model 21ZC Manual

The Buck Stove Model 21ZC Zero Clearance is a great choice for those in the market for an efficient wood-burning fireplace insert. This unit has a 70% overall efficiency rating and can heat up to 1800 square feet, making it perfect for small homes or cabins.

It also features a 1.6 cubic foot firebox and comes with a blower, making it easy to operate and low maintenance.

Plus, you have three design options to choose from! And if that's not enough, this stove is approved for use in prefab and mobile homes. So don't wait any longer, order your Buck Stove Model 21ZC Zero Clearance today!

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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.