Avalon Stoves Wood Burning Stove User Manual

Wood Burning

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WOOD BURNING STOVES AND

Stoves & Inserts

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Firestyles For Life

Your home is a reflection of your

personal style. Why shouldn't your

hearth appliance be the same? Just

as furniture and objects of art are

both functional and please the eye,

so can your stove or fireplace.

Avalon has beautifully designed

works of art to let your personal

expression shine through. No

matter what kind of decorating

taste you have, Avalon hearth

Avalon Wood Burning

products will enhance it.

Choose the fire that best expresses

your home's personality and begin

heating with style.

Wood Heats Like No Other Fuel

Wood is nature's renewable resource. A natural fuel that
burns like no other. A wood fire is cozy - the radiant and con­vective heat from your Avalon wood stove or insert warms

body and soul.

Environmentally Responsible

An open fireplace or antique stove may conjure fond memo­ries, but they actually create pollution and yield very low
energy efficiency. In contrast, our Avalon wood burning
appliances are EPA certified and produce virtually no visible
smoke or creosote. In fact the Avalon wood line as a whole
has been independently rated as the cleanest burning stove

line in the world!

Renewable Energy

When fossil fuels like heating oil are burned, carbon dioxide - the gas
responsible for the greenhouse effect - is released into the atmosphere.
But when wood is burned, it’s part of a natural cycle: A tree absorbs
carbon dioxide as it grows. When a tree falls into decay or is burned
as firewood, the carbon dioxide is released and gets absorbed again by
other young trees. By practicing sustainable wood energy use and keep­ing our forests healthy, this cycle can be maintained virtually forever!

Energy Independence

Heating with wood offers independence from the rising costs of
the utility companies. Even when your power goes out and all
other conventional heating systems are useless, a wood burning

stove will keep you warm and self-sufficient.

Stoves and Inserts

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Radiant &

ConveCtive heat

In addition to radiant heat, which only

warms objects within the room, all Avalon

wood-burning appliances feature a five-sided

convection chamber to circulate room air

around the stove and push warm air back

into the room. This dynamic process circu-

lates warm air to other areas of your home

without using a blower.

Our unique knife-edge seal
between the door gasket
and stove body guarantees
an air-tight seal for life.

A single, easy-to-use
draft control simplifies
stove operation and heat
output.

Avalon’s cast door is
designed to lasts a lifetime.
The finely crafted wood
handle has a naturally com­fortable touch.

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OLYMPIC™

The Olympic stove is shown with optional solid brass door and pedestal base.

The beauty and grace of the Olympic stove is matched only by its remarkable efficiency.
At just 2.6 grams of emissions per hour, the Olympic is one of the cleanest-burning large wood
stoves ever approved by the EPA. Its large firebox can handle logs up to 24" long, providing up
to 12 hours of continuous burn time. It also features a single control to adjust heat output and
a by-pass damper to prevent smoke puff-backs while starting and reloading. In addition to
several leg styles, an optional pedestal base with or without an extra-large ashpan is available.
And for maximum convenience, the Olympic features a spacious cook top surface.

Large Wood Burning Stove

* Heating Capacity may vary depending on the degree of home insulation, floor plan, ambient temperature zone of the area in which you live.
* * BTU Output and Burn Times may vary depending on moisture content of wood, wood type, chimney draft and oxygen supply.

Height - Legs 26 1/2” Height - Pedestal 29 3/4”
Width - 23 5/8” Depth - 14 5/8”
Flue Center From Back - 4 1/8”

Weight

243 Lbs.

EPA

Emissions

4.4 Grams/Hr.

Efficiency

Up To 79.6 %

Maximum

Btu’s/Hour**

66,800

Firebox

Size

1.6 Cu. Ft.

Heating Capacity*

600 to

1,200 Sq. Ft.

Maximum

Burn Time**

Up to 8 Hours

Maximum

Log Length

Up to 18 inches

Height - Legs 26 1/2” Height - Pedestal 30 5/8”
Width - 24” Depth - 23 1/2”
Flue Center From Back - 5 3/4”

Weight

430 Lbs.

EPA

Emissions

1.9 Grams/Hr.

Efficiency

Up To 79.6 %

Maximum

Btu’s/Hour**

72,400

Firebox

Size

2.2 Cu. Ft.

Heating Capacity*

1.200 to

2,000 Sq. Ft.

Maximum

Burn Time**

Up to 10 Hours

Maximum

Log Length

Up to 18 inches

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Emissions

2.6 Grams
Per Hour

Capacity*

2,500 Sq. Ft.

Heating

1,500 to

Heat Output**

74,300

BTU/Hr.

Cord Wood

The Olympic freestanding stove is shown with

black door and solid brass sculptured legs.

Maximum

Burn Time

12 Hours

Firebox

Size

3.1 Cubic

Up to

Foot

Maximum

Log Size

24"Up to

Weight

510 lbs.

(With

Pedestal)

Construction

5/16" to 3/16"

Steel Plate

Efficiency

70%

(DEQ)

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RAINIER™

The Rainier stove is shown with the standard black door and optional pedestal base.

With its unique heat transfer system and elegant design, the Rainier towers above other stoves
in its class. Featuring both radiant surfaces and a convective heat exchanger, the Rainier can
heat up to an 1,800 sq. ft. home. The Rainier’s large firebox can handle logs up to 20" long,
great for overnight burns, yet still one of the most efficient medium-size stoves ever tested. The
Rainier is also remarkably easy to operate and maintain. A single air control adjusts heat output,
and the optional pedestal base features a huge ashpan to minimize ash removal between burns.

Medium Wood Burning Stoves

* Heating Capacity may vary depending on the degree of home insulation, floor plan, ambient temperature zone of the area in which you live.
* * BTU Output and Burn Times may vary depending on moisture content of wood, wood type, chimney draft and oxygen supply.

Height - Legs 26 1/2” Height - Pedestal 29 3/4”
Width - 23 5/8” Depth - 14 5/8”
Flue Center From Back - 4 1/8”

Weight

243 Lbs.

EPA

Emissions

4.4 Grams/Hr.

Efficiency

Up To 79.6 %

Maximum

Btu’s/Hour**

66,800

Firebox

Size

1.6 Cu. Ft.

Heating Capacity*

600 to

1,200 Sq. Ft.

Maximum

Burn Time**

Up to 8 Hours

Maximum

Log Length

Up to 18 inches

Height - Legs 26 1/2” Height - Pedestal 30 5/8”
Width - 24” Depth - 23 1/2”
Flue Center From Back - 5 3/4”

Weight

430 Lbs.

EPA

Emissions

1.9 Grams/Hr.

Efficiency

Up To 79.6 %

Maximum

Btu’s/Hour**

72,400

Firebox

Size

2.2 Cu. Ft.

Heating Capacity*

1.200 to

2,000 Sq. Ft.

Maximum

Burn Time**

Up to 10 Hours

Maximum

Log Length

Up to 18 inches

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The Rainier freestanding stove is shown with black

The Rainier features models with either 90˚ or a 45˚

flues. This allows for a wide variety of installation

options, including mobile homes and as a hearth

Emissions

2.0 Grams
Per Hour

1,800 Sq. Ft.

Heating

Capacity*

800 to

Heat Output**

71,800

Btu’s/Hr.

Maximum

Burn Time

Up to

9 Hours

door and cast black legs.

stove in front of a fireplace.

Firebox

Size

1.8 Cubic
Foot

Maximum

Log Size

Up to

20"

Weight

355 lbs.

(With

Pedestal)

Construction

1/4" to 3/16"

Steel Plate

Efficiency

71.7%

(DEQ)

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PE ND L ETO N ™

The Pendleton stove is shown with standard black door and optional pedestal base.

Small in size yet big on heat, the Pendleton is ideal for a single room or smaller home. The Pend­leton combines radiant and convective technologies into one compact design offering maximum
heat output. Like the larger Avalon stoves, the Pendleton features a single air control to adjust
heat output and simplifies stove operation. Several leg styles or an optional pedestal base are
available. The Pendleton features a 90˚ or a 45˚ flue for a wide variety of installation options,
including mobile homes, and as a hearth stove in front of a fireplace.