Mark III
Limited Lifetime Warranty
Maximum BTUS
92,000
Heating Area (SQ FT.)
1,900 - 3,500
MSRP
$3,325.00
A sophisticated Coal Stove – Mark III contains enough power to heat homes up to 3,500 square feet. From a single piece of ¼-inch steel, the body is formed and welded by our skilled team. Distributes heat around your house with a blower system and a baffle that’s specially designed to be efficient yet very rugged. With the option of a stainless steel residential hot water coil, utility costs are reduced even more.
- From each load of coal, burn time up to 24 hours
- Heating is extended by burning coal to fine ash with the Legacy Grate System
- 92,000 BTUs — Based on climate and home efficiency, heats 1,900 to 3,500 square feet
- Standard blower (135 CFM)
- Legacy Grate System
- Spiral Chamber
*Pricing is subject to additional fees and shipping charges*
*Price includes temporary steel surcharge*
Where to BuyModel Specifications
BTU/Hour Input
92,000
Heating Capacity
1,900 - 3,500 sq ft.
Fuel
Pea, nut or stove Anthracite and Bituminous Coal
Flue Size
6"
Blower Size
135 cfm
Weight
530 lbs
Domestic Hot Water Coil
Optional
Number of Grates
3
Ash Pan
Standard
Glass Door
Standard
Heat Collector
N/A
Adjustable Feet
N/A
Front Width
25"
Height
32 1/2"
Depth
24"
Floor to Flue Center
26 1/2"
Glass Size
14 15/16" - 8 1/2"
Firebox Dimensions
D=14 W=20.5 H=11
Approved Testing
UL
Efficiency Chart
Depending on the used type of fuel, the heat output will vary. Based on the utilized venting configuration and the type of fuel burned, the appearance of the ember and flame may vary. The product’s actual appearance, especially the flame may differ from the displayed image. For complete clearance requirements and specifications, please refer to the Owners Manual. Without notice, pricing and product specifications are subjected to change. Please refer to the owners/installation manual for listing information and testing.
*For select products: Heating capacity must be used only as a guide. For assistance in deciding which product is best suited for your needs based on home efficiency and climate, be sure to see your local dealer. For wood-burning appliances: Based on how the appliance is operated, moisture content and used type of wood, load size, and installation, actual burn time will vary.
Get the most out of your coal stove by staying up-to-date on essential maintenance and care. Some maintenance activities you can perform include:
- Inspecting and cleaning the glass with a non-abrasive cleaner weekly
- Inspect the firebox monthly for any build-up of ash or creosote on or in the baffle and exhaust area.
- Checking the door and gaskets every heating season
- Inspecting all venting components for blockages, build-up, or debris and checking stove body for cracks every heating season
A certified hearth professional can help inspect your venting and clean all other needed elements. Always be sure your appliance is off and completely cooled before performing any maintenance.
Consult the installation/owner’s manual for more detailed information on maintenance.