Are you considering buying a Buck Stove insert? If so, you're making a great decision! Buck Stove inserts are renowned for their quality and durability, and they're sure to heat your home efficiently and effectively.

In this blog post, we'll discuss the different types of Buck Stove inserts available so that you can choose the one that's perfect for your needs.

We'll also talk about the features that make Buck Stove inserts stand out from the competition. So if you're curious about Buck Stove inserts, read on! You won't be disappointed.

Buck Stove inserts are a great way to improve the efficiency of your wood-burning stove. By fitting snugly into your existing fireplace, they help to trap heat and minimize draftiness.

In addition, some feature a built-in blower that circulates warm air throughout the room, providing even heat distribution. Whether you're looking to reduce your heating bills or simply enjoy the crackling warmth of a wood fire, Buck Stove inserts are an excellent option.

And with a wide range of styles and sizes to choose from, there's sure to be an insert that's perfect for your home. So why not give them a try? You might just find that you're cozy all winter long.

 

Buck Stove Model 21 Insert

If you're looking for an EPA-tested wood stove that produces up to 41,200 BTUs per hour, the Buck Stove Model 21 is a great option. This stove is rated to heat 800 to 1800 square feet and has a firebox volume of 1.6 cubic feet.

It also has an outstanding 77% overall EPA efficiency rating. The Buck Stove Model 21 is a non-catalytic design, so it's easy to operate and requires less maintenance. It has a 6" diameter flue and emissions of 4.4 grams per hour.

This stove is also Pre Fab approved and mobile home approved. Optional accessories include a heat circulating blower. The Buck Stove Model 21 is available in black, gold, and pewter.

Buck Stove Model 21ZC Zero Clearance Insert

If you're looking for an efficient, effective way to heat your home, the Buck Stove Model 21ZC Zero Clearance Insert is a great option.

With a heating range of 800-1800 square feet, it's perfect for smaller homes or for zone heating. And with 11,079-28,901 BTUs per hour, it's sure to keep you warm all winter long.

Plus, the zero clearance design means it can be installed close to combustible materials without any risk of fire. So if you're looking for a safe and efficient way to heat your home, the Buck Stove Model 21ZC is a great choice.

Buck Stove Model 74 Insert

Looking for a top-quality wood stove that doesn't require a catalytic combustor? Check out the Buck Stove Model 74 insert.

This stove is designed to meet the most stringent emissions standards, and with a BTU rating of 52,400, it can heat up to 2600 square feet. The 74 is available as a masonry and pre-fab fireplace insert as well as a freestanding unit, so you can choose the best option for your home.

And with an efficiency rating of 73%, you can be sure you're getting maximum heat from your wood. So if you're looking for a high-performance, efficient wood stove, the Buck Stove Model 74 insert is the perfect option.

Buck Stove Model 74ZC Zero Clearance Insert

Buck Stove is a trusted name in wood-burning stoves, and the Model 74ZC Zero Clearance Insert is one of their most popular models.

This stove is designed to be placed into an existing fireplace, adding both style and function to your home. The 74ZC comes in three different colors - black, gold, and pewter - so it's easy to find one that matches your décor.

This model is also EPA-approved for use in mobile homes, making it a great option for those who want to enjoy the benefits of a wood-burning stove without having to worry about clearance issues.

With a firebox capacity of 2.6 cubic feet, the 74ZC is capable of heating 1,500-2,600 square feet of space, making it ideal for medium-sized homes. Buck Stove's non-catalytic design means that the stove is easy to operate and requires less maintenance than other models on the market.

If you're looking for an attractive and efficient wood-burning stove, the Buck Stove Model 74ZC Zero Clearance Insert should be at the top of your list.

Buck Stove Model 81 Insert

The Buck Stove Model 81 Non-Catalytic Wood Stove is the perfect choice for larger home heating needs.

With its tough non-catalytic technology, built-in variable-speed blower, glass door with air-wash system, and easy-to-clean ashtray, the Buck Stove Model 81 Insert exceeds expectations in function and form.

Additionally, its 1600 to 2700 square foot heating capacity and 20 inch log placement front to back or 18 inches side to side make it a versatile choice for any home.

EPA Tested Output BTU/H range from 13,800- 59,500 and emissions are at an environmentally friendly 1.1 G/H. The Buck Stove Model 81 Non-Catalytic Wood Stove is also mobile home approved.

 

Buck Stove Model 91 Insert

If you're in the market for a new wood stove, the Buck Stove Model 91 Catalytic Wood Stove is definitely worth considering. It's one of the best-selling wood stoves on the market for a reason - it comes with a majestic look and excellent performance.

The Buck 91 can be used as a masonry fireplace insert or as a freestanding unit that easily accepts 23" logs and heats up to 3,200 sq. ft. with 62,745 BTUs per hour. Plus, it comes with a factory-installed blower, high-efficiency heat exchanger, ash removal tray, and oversized glass door with an air wash system.

And if that's not enough, the included catalytic converter improves efficiency, reduces pollution, and saves time & money by using less wood compared to a noncatalytic wood stove.

So if you're looking for a top-quality wood stove that will keep your home warm and toasty all winter long, the Buck Model 91 is definitely worth checking out.

 

Conclusion

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About Buck Stove

In the 1970s, America was facing an energy crisis, and one man decided to do something about it. Carroll Buckner, an inventor from Asheville, North Carolina, came up with the idea for a wood-burning stove that could operate on three different speeds.

He approached Robert Bailey and Alvin Barrier, who ran a local supply shop, and they decided to manufacture the stoves. The company, which they named Buck Stove, has been thriving ever since.

Today, all of their stoves are made in the USA at their facility in Spruce Pine, North Carolina. Thanks to Carroll Buckner's innovative idea, Buck Stove is now a leading manufacturer of wood-burning stoves.

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