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Hearthstone | Bennington | Heritage | Homestead | Phoenix | Mansfield | Shelburne | Starlet |

Using either soapstone or granite veneers for warmth, efficiency and beauty, the Starlet woodstove is decidedly hardworking for its slim, compact dimensions. Fully-loaded, it can burn 6 hours or more, warming a midsize area of a larger home, or thoroughly heating a smaller home. Convection technology makes the Starlet especially efficient - drawing in and recirculating cool air through its double wall construction. Your choice of hand-matched Brazilian soapstone or imported granite provides gentle heat, while adding a lustrous finish.

Features

  • 1.6 cubic foot firebox
    Accepts 16½ logs through large front door.
  • Radiant and convection heat
    The stove’s sturdy steel firebox is enclosed in a cast iron and stone cabinet; the cabinet provides radiant heat; the convection chamber, created by the air space between the cabinet and firebox, circulates heated air away from the stove.
  • Single air-intake lever/stove control
    Stove operation is easy; performance more consistent.
  • Unmatched fire viewing
    Air entering the firebox through the stove’s secondary air tubes ignites the gases rising off the burning wood. The resulting light and flames provide dazzling fire viewing, even when the fire is burning at a low rate.
  • 45-degree flue collar
    Flexible installation; stove can be installed as a freestanding unit or as a hearth stove.

Options

  • Outside air adapter (optional)
    Improved efficiency in today’s "airtight" newer homes; reduces cold air drafts along the floor.
  • Flue connection heat shield (optional)
    More placement options; stove can be installed closer to a wall because clearance requirements are reduced.
  • Fan with built-in thermostat and rheostat (optional)
    Increases the stove’s heat output and efficiency. Amplifies airflow through the convection chamber, allowing heated air to more quickly circulate throughout the house. Fan operates only when stove is at significant heat level. The rheostat controls fan speed.