STOVEMAN 13 Woodburning Sauna Heater

The STOVEMAN 13 woodburning sauna heater is a robust and efficient heating solution engineered for small to medium-sized sauna rooms. Designed with durability in mind, this heater features a high-quality steel construction that ensures consistent performance and longevity. Its advanced design incorporates a large stone capacity, which effectively blocks direct radiation from metal surfaces, resulting in a mild, enjoyable, and long-lasting steam experience for traditional sauna enthusiasts.

Advantages

The STOVEMAN 13 stands out due to its sophisticated ventilation system, which utilizes integrated air flow channels located on the external walls of the heating unit. These tubes draw air from the bottom, heating it as it rises and releasing it through the top layer of stones, which promotes efficient heat circulation throughout the room. The construction utilizes heavy-duty sheet steel for all components exposed to direct flames, ensuring structural integrity and safety during frequent use.

Suitable for

• Sauna rooms with a volume between 6 and 13 cubic meters
• Home sauna environments requiring dry or humid steam
• Users seeking a reliable and traditional wood-fired heating experience

This heater may not be suitable for very large commercial sauna facilities or rooms exceeding the recommended volume capacity of 13 cubic meters, as it may fail to reach or maintain the desired temperature. It is also not intended for use in spaces where proper chimney ventilation cannot be installed according to safety standards.

Key specifications

• Recommended room capacity: 6-13 m³
• Stone capacity: 90-110 kg
• Smoke outlet diameter: 115 mm
• Material: 5mm sheet steel for fire-contact parts, 3mm for the base
• Features: Integrated soot flap and air flow ventilation channels
• Weight: 52 kg

How to use

To operate the STOVEMAN 13, fill the stone compartment with 90-110 kg of appropriate sauna stones, ensuring they are placed to allow for proper airflow. Ignite the wood in the firebox using the ash grate. As the heater warms up, the ventilation system will naturally circulate air through the side channels. Once the stones reach the desired temperature, you may pour water onto them to generate steam. Always ensure the soot flap is managed correctly during operation and maintenance.

What to consider before purchase

• Ensure your sauna room volume is within the 6-13 m³ range
• Verify that your chimney setup is compatible with a 115 mm smoke outlet
• Purchase sauna stones separately, as they are not included
• Confirm that your installation site meets local fire safety regulations

Usage recommendations

For a safe and efficient connection to your chimney, it is highly recommended to use pipes that carry a CE marking and are rated to withstand gas burning temperatures of at least 600 degrees Celsius.