Product Description
Regency F5200 Extra Large Wood Burning Stove
We heard that consumers want a bigger wood stove with longer, cleaner burns… get ready for the newest Regency wood stove the F5200 with a firebox of over 4 cubic feet, the F5200 has the biggest firebox designed to date to produce the cleanest, most efficient heat and the longest burn in the Regency line.
One of the most environmentally friendly woodstoves available anywhere, this highly efficient woodstove is capable of burning a 90 lb wood load for over 30+ hours* while delivering even, consistent and substantial heat.
Backed by the industry’s most comprehensive Limited Lifetime Warranty.
- Hybrid Catalytic Technology
- SingleDraft control
- Brick lined firebox
- Rear heat deflector
- Airwash system
- Contemporary Cast iron door in Black
How it Looks:
- Classic Regency wood stove styling with pedestal base and contemporary cast iron door in black
- 180 sq. in. glass viewing area offering an exceptional view of fire
- 4.42 cu. ft firebox, allowing convenient loading of 22” logs front-to-back and side-to-side.
- 170º opening door for easy loading
- Extra large ash drawer in base (optional)
- Discrete ash lip
- Easy-to-read thermometer informs when to engage the catalytic combustor
- Side mounted single lever bypass control to engage the catalytic combustor
- Front mounted single-lever air control to adjust heat output
- The catalytic combustor with heavy duty cast iron damper permits the wood stove to burn slowly, providing a long, consistent burn.
- Eco-boost Technology ensures maximum re-burn of products of combustion before making their way to the combustor.
- Fuel is utilized to its full potential with only 1.46 g/hr of emissions and 85.48% efficiency!
- Airwash system helps keep the glass clean
* Length of burn time and BTU output depend upon wood species used, moisture content of wood, elevation, climate conditions and installation.
This stove requires a 8" Chimney that is minimum of 14 feet of chimney height at sea level and 16-18 feet of chimney at high altitudes to draft properly. (Chimney height is measured from the top of the stove to the chimney cap)
