Sierra Flame Lynwood Cast Iron Wood Burning Stove
Sierra Flame Lynwood Cast Iron Wood Burning Stove is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Description
Description
A cold snap is easier to ride out when your heat comes from a real wood fire. The Sierra Flame Lynwood Cast Iron Wood Burning Stove brings that warmth with a traditional black cast-iron exterior and decorative embellishments that suit a classic hearth. Manual controls and a manual igniter let you light the fire and adjust its variable heat settings yourself, so the fire responds directly to you.
Key Features and Benefits of the Sierra Flame Lynwood Cast Iron Wood Burning Stove
- Heat Output: Rated at 51,600 BTUs within a 13,000 to 52,000 BTU range, so you can run a low fire on mild days or full heat in deep cold.
- Extended Burn Time: Up to 14 hours of burn time on dry cordwood keeps your home warm overnight without getting up to reload.
- EPA 2020 Certified: Meets the EPA 2020 certification standard with a 78 percent efficiency rating, so more of your firewood turns into usable heat.
- Low Emissions: An average particulate emission rate of 1.91 grams per hour means less smoke leaving your chimney and cleaner air around your home.
- Large Firebox: The firebox offers 1.55 cubic feet of space and holds up to 23 pounds of wood, so each load lasts longer between refills.
- Long Log Capacity: Accepts logs up to 21 inches long, which cuts down on the splitting and trimming you do before loading.
- Top Flue Exit: A 6-inch diameter top flue exit tells you exactly what size chimney connector to plan for during installation.
- Cast-Iron Build: The heavy cast-iron body weighs 478.4 pounds, stands up to long burns, and measures 22.62 x 30.75 x 32.62-Inches (L x W x H).
- UL Certified: Carries UL certification, giving you independent safety verification for a stove that burns hot for hours at a time.
Plan Your Hearth Before the Stove Arrives
The Lynwood is a heavy, fully cast-iron stove, so planning your installation matters as much as the heat it puts out. Every setup requires floor protection, a chimney connector on a code-approved fireplace, a properly installed rear vent, and a reduced clearance heat shield. Map out where the connector will run and where the shield will sit before delivery day, because nobody wants to move a stove this heavy twice. Read all product safety materials and check your local codes before you light the first fire.
Sylvane's Expert Take
If you heat a mid-size to large home with wood and want fewer overnight reloads, the Lynwood is a good fit. It works best as a primary heat source in a central room where the warmth can spread outward, and the mandatory heat shield belongs in your hearth layout from the start. The long burn time and EPA 2020 rating matter most here, because together they give you longer, cleaner fires. For a classic cast-iron stove that can carry a house through winter, the Lynwood is well worth the space on your hearth.
Specifications
Specifications
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Number of Heat SettingsVariable
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CertificationsUL
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ColorBlack
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ControlsManual
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Firebox/Hopper Capacity (lbs.)23
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Heating BTUs (BTUs)51600
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Igniter TypeManual
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Maximum Log Length (in.)21
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Recommended Coverage Area (sq. ft.)2000
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California Residents⚠ WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including nickel, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm. For more information go to www.p65warnings.ca.gov.
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Power SupplyWood-Burning
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Assembled Depth (in)22.62
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Assembled Height (in.)32.62
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Assembled Width (in.)30.75
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Flue Collar Size (in.)6
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Weight (lbs.)478
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Additional FeaturesEPA-Certified
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Manufacturer's Warranty5-Year Limited Warranty
