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Invicta Gaya Slate 47 Inch Wood Burning Stove

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Invicta Gaya Slate 47 Inch Wood Burning Stove

Original price was: $310.00.Current price is: $97.99.

SKU: 6117-44 Categories: Stoves, Wood Burning Stoves

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Manufacturer: Invicta
Part Number: 6117-44
eFireplaceStore Item Number: INV-6117-44

Features

Size: 48 Inches
Color: Charcoal
Product Dimensions: 47 1/4″ W x 45″ H x 19 3/4″ D
5-year limited warranty
Enlarged glass viewing area
Ecolabel A for energy efficiency
Stylish and contemporary design
Optimal heating power and range
Exclusive post-combustion system
EPA and CSA certified in the US and Canada
Enhanced thermal conductivity and durability
Manufactured from 100% recyclable cast iron material

Technical Specifications

Max BTU Output with Dry Cordwood: 90,000
Average Particulate Emissions Rate: 2.3 g/hr.
Recommended Heating Area: 2,200 – 3,500 sq. ft.
Glass Viewing Area: 29 3/20″ W x 14 1/2″ H
Maximum Log Size: 24″
63% efficient based on an EPA-specified test method (CSA B 415-10 stack loss method). Actual efficiency will vary.

*Venting Requirements: This unit requires venting pipe with an inner diameter of 7 Inches. Please see the Venting Components section on this page if available for venting pipe that must be used with this unit.
* Please Note: Do not connect the stove to any hot air distribution system.

*Also Note: This appliance must be installed on a non-combustible protector that extends to the front, sides, and back of the appliance.

The Invicta 48 inch Gaya Ardoise wood burning stove is a beautiful, quality appliance that will keep your home warm for years to come. Relax, kick your feet up, and enjoy the warmth of your wood stove. Invicta is an innovator in the wood stove industry. They added a modern twist to the home appliance that’s been around since the 16th century. With a contemporary style and long lasting construction you can’t go wrong.