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Ventis HES140 Wood Burning Stove
- Color: Black
- EPA approved
- Glass air-wash system
- Flue outlet diameter is 6 inches
- Approved for alcove installation
- Mobile home approved with fresh air intake
- Stainless steel secondary air system improving gas combustion
- Firebox lined with refractory bricks for better heat distribution
Venting Components
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Product Details
Part Number: VB00023 eFireplaceStore Item Number: VNT-VB00023 Features
Technical Specifications
*Venting Requirements: This unit requires venting pipe with an inner diameter of 6 Inches. Please see the Venting Components section on this page if available for venting pipe that must be used with this unit. The Ventis HES140 Wood Stove is a real steal. Approved for alcove installation, this EPA approved wood stove includes a stainless steel secondary air system that improves gas combustion. The flue outlet diameter is 6 inches and the stove includes a glass air-wash system. This firebox is lined with refractory bricks which helps with heat distribution and maximizing efficiency. So don't let this great deal pass you by, get the Ventis HES140 Wood Stove today. Wood Burning Stoves (Buyers Guide) The Basics Of The Fireplace Flue Wood Ash: The Benefits You Never Knew The Caframo Ecofan: Your One-Stop Comprehensive Guide California Title 24: Complete Guide To Net Zero Energy How to Cook on a Wood Stove What Is The Difference Between Wood Stove Coverage And Efficiency? EPA Emissions Guidelines and the Future of Wood Burning Stoves and Fireplaces 5 Common Mistakes Made by Fireplace Contractors How House Wrap Affects Fireplace Efficiency |
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Customer Questions & Answers
2 Questions &
2 Answers
Karen P.
from Ashland, OR asked:
November 4, 2022
Where is this stove made?
1 Answer
The Ventis stoves are produced by SBI out of Canada.
Submitted by:
Cody S.
on November 4, 2022
William C
from Eureka, CA asked:
November 14, 2021
Are gold accents available for this stove?
1 Answer
No, there are no gold accents available for this stove.
Submitted by:
Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
on November 15, 2021
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By Scott from
Northampton, MA on January 22, 2023
I would recommend this item to a friend.
Great stove.
We installed it in the basement where it's capable of keeping the whole (very well-insulated) house at comfortable temps as long as it's fed with fuel - 2-4 loads a day. It's very efficient, and it's easy to start and maintain the fire.
We only gave four stars because it's not possible to prevent room air from being drawn into the stove and up the chimney which is especially a problem when the stove isn't being used. It appears that all the secondary air is drawn from room air though we'd happily be corrected. The primary air intake is routed through the base of the stove and no attention seems to have been given to sealing it. While we have added the outside air adapter and sealed the intake duct up to the stove connection, there remains a significant opportunity for room air to be pulled into the stove through the seams in the base.
There are no markings for the primary air control. We made five marks with a file on the front skirt just above the control to make it easier to set and detect its position.
Easy operation
Good capacity for a small stove
Good secondary combustion engineering
Noisy circulation fan (optional)
Poorly sealed air intake plenum
No markings for the primary air control setting
We only gave four stars because it's not possible to prevent room air from being drawn into the stove and up the chimney which is especially a problem when the stove isn't being used. It appears that all the secondary air is drawn from room air though we'd happily be corrected. The primary air intake is routed through the base of the stove and no attention seems to have been given to sealing it. While we have added the outside air adapter and sealed the intake duct up to the stove connection, there remains a significant opportunity for room air to be pulled into the stove through the seams in the base.
There are no markings for the primary air control. We made five marks with a file on the front skirt just above the control to make it easier to set and detect its position.
