Non-Catalytic Model 74 Wood Stove by Buck Stove

Experience the epitome of luxury and tranquility with the Buck Stove Model 74 Non-Catalytic Wood Burning Stove, a masterpiece that sets the stage for an unmatched experience in home heating. This exceptional unit is more than just a stove; it’s a testament to the perfect blend of tradition and innovation, showcasing the remarkable capabilities of non-catalytic technology. Crafted with meticulous precision, the Model 74 exceeds even the strictest emissions standards without the need for a catalytic combustor, offering a cleaner, more efficient burn that enhances both your home and the environment.

Step into a world where the timeless charm of a wood fire meets modern engineering. The Buck Stove Model 74 redefines the pleasure of a traditional fireplace with an unmatched sense of grandeur. As the primary and secondary air harmoniously merge within the firebox, a mesmerizing display of flames unfolds, casting a warm, inviting glow that transforms your living space into a haven of comfort and elegance.

This stove is not just about aesthetics; it’s a powerhouse of performance. With the ability to heat up to 2,600 square feet and a BTU rating of up to 52,400, the Model 74 is designed to keep even the largest spaces warm and cozy. Its robust construction and innovative design make it a stunning work of art that expertly combines refinement and utility, appealing to discerning homeowners who seek the ultimate non-catalytic wood-burning stove.

Imagine the natural beauty of seasoned wood crackling at the heart of your home, its warmth spreading throughout every corner, creating a cozy and welcoming atmosphere that lingers long after the fire has dimmed. The Buck Stove Model 74 is more than just a heating appliance; it’s a statement piece that elevates the character of any room, adding a touch of sophistication and comfort that you’ll cherish for years to come.

Allow yourself to be enveloped in the inviting warmth and ambiance that only a wood stove of this caliber can provide. The Model 74 doesn’t just heat your home; it transforms it into a sanctuary where luxury and function coexist in perfect harmony. This stove is your gateway to a world where every moment spent by the fire is a celebration of enduring comfort and beauty.

Immerse yourself in the unparalleled experience of the Buck Stove Model 74 Non-Catalytic Wood Stove, and discover how it can transform your living space into a refuge of warmth, elegance, and timeless appeal. Whether you’re entertaining guests, enjoying a quiet evening with loved ones, or simply unwinding after a long day, this stove offers the perfect backdrop for creating lasting memories. Embrace the potential of the Model 74 and let it become the heart of your home, where luxury and tranquility reign supreme.

Accessories

Close Clearance Shield

The Buck Stove Close Clearance Side Shields offer reliable protection from your stove's high heat output. Made from durable steel, these shields are designed to withstand intense temperatures and safeguard both the stove and surrounding areas. Ideal for tight spaces, they provide an effective barrier where other shields may not fit.

Features:

• Freestanding wood stove
• Built for years of use
• Proudly made in the USA
• Low maintenance and simple operation
• A built-in blower is included

Specifications:

• Height: 21 1/2"
• Width: 27 5/8"
• Depth: 22 3/8"
• Maximum Framing Dimension: 22 1/2″ H x 27 3/4″ W x 15″ D
• Weight 460 Lbs  
• Cubic Fire Box Volume: 2.15
• Output BTU'S: 13,300-52,400
• Average Particulate Emissions Rate: 1.8 g/h
• Efficiency: 73%
• Maximum Log size: 22″ Front to back
• Recommended Heating Area: 1500 – 2,600 sq. f
• Flue Size: 6"
• Hearth pad Size: 34″ W x 48″ D
• Blower: Included
• Ashpan: No
• Optional Pedestal: Yes
• Mobile Home Approved: Yes

Venting Requirements: This unit requires venting pipe with an inner diameter of 6 Inches. Please see the Venting Components section on this page if available for venting pipe that must be used with this unit.

Downloads:

• Product Brochure
• Product Manual
• Product Spec Sheet
• Product Warranty

Comparing Wood Stoves and Inserts: Which is Right for Your Home?

When considering a wood-burning solution for your home, both wood stoves and inserts offer compelling benefits. Each option provides warmth, efficiency, and the classic charm of a real fire, but they cater to different needs and preferences. Understanding the key differences between a wood stove and a wood insert can help you make the best choice for your heating requirements.

Wood Stoves: A Classic Choice

Overview: Wood stoves are standalone units designed to burn wood and radiate heat directly into the room. Typically made from cast iron or steel, they come in various sizes and styles, ranging from traditional to contemporary designs. Wood stoves require a dedicated space on a non-combustible surface and are connected to a chimney or flue system for venting smoke outside.

Benefits:

• Independence from Existing Fireplaces: Wood stoves do not need an existing fireplace to be installed, making them a versatile option for any room. This can be particularly advantageous if you want to add a new heating source to a space that doesn't currently have a fireplace.
• High Heat Output: Modern wood stoves are designed to provide significant heat, often surpassing that of traditional fireplaces. Many models are equipped with advanced air control systems to ensure efficient combustion and optimal heat output.
• Variety of Designs: With a wide range of styles available, wood stoves can complement various interior decors, from rustic to sleek and modern. This flexibility allows homeowners to choose a stove that fits their aesthetic preferences and functional needs.
• Ease of Installation: Installation is generally straightforward as long as there is access to a suitable chimney or flue. Wood stoves can be placed anywhere in the room, provided they meet clearance requirements and have proper ventilation.

Wood Inserts: Enhancing Your Existing Fireplace

Overview: Wood inserts are designed to be installed within an existing fireplace. They consist of a metal firebox that fits into the fireplace cavity, transforming it into a highly efficient heating appliance. Inserts are connected to the chimney or flue system and can often be used with an existing fireplace surround or mantel.

Benefits:

• Improved Efficiency: Wood inserts are known for their efficiency in burning wood and producing heat. They are designed to maximize the heat output from each log and minimize heat loss, making them a more efficient choice compared to open fireplaces.
• Enhanced Safety: Inserts provide a sealed environment for burning wood, which reduces the risk of sparks or embers escaping into the room. This added safety feature is particularly valuable in homes with small children or pets.
• Preservation of Aesthetic Value: By installing an insert, you can enhance the performance of your existing fireplace while preserving its aesthetic appeal. Inserts come in various styles, including those that mimic the look of traditional fireplaces.
• Reduced Cleanup and Maintenance: Inserts often come with features such as air wash systems and easy-to-clean fireboxes, reducing the amount of ash and soot that accumulates. This can make maintenance easier compared to traditional open fireplaces.

Key Considerations

• Space and Location: Wood stoves require a dedicated space and clearance for installation, whereas inserts utilize existing fireplace openings. Consider your home's layout and whether you have a suitable fireplace for an insert or if you need a freestanding stove.
• Heat Requirements: Assess your heating needs and the size of the area you want to heat. Wood stoves offer high heat output and flexibility, while inserts are designed to improve the efficiency of an existing fireplace.
• Aesthetic Preferences: Both wood stoves and inserts come in various designs, but stoves offer more independence in terms of placement and design. Inserts allow you to enhance the functionality of an existing fireplace while maintaining its original look.
• Installation and Cost: Installation costs may vary depending on whether you are adding a new wood stove or installing an insert. Stoves generally have a more straightforward installation process, while inserts require fitting into an existing fireplace.

Conclusion

Both wood stoves and inserts offer unique benefits that cater to different needs. Wood stoves provide a versatile and powerful heating solution with a wide range of design options. On the other hand, wood inserts enhance the efficiency and safety of existing fireplaces while preserving their visual appeal. By considering your heating requirements, space, and aesthetic preferences, you can choose the option that best suits your home and lifestyle.