Osburn 950 Wood Burning Stove with Leg Kit EPA Certified - Heats 1,200 Sq Ft

Osburn 950 Wood Burning Stove - Up To 1,200 Square Feet - OB00950

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Heats 1200 Square Feet
Non-Catalytic Design
Overall Dimensions: 20 1/4"W x 28 7/8"H x 27 7/8"D

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Description

Would you like to add a dose of warmth and cozyness to your home? Bring comfort and functionality to your daily life with the Osburn 950, a small wood stove that will quickly become your cold-season essential. Equipped with high density bricks, a stainless steel heat shield added to the C-Cast firestop, a top heat deflector to redirect heat in front of the stove as well as side panels that reduce clearances, the Osburn 950 offers quality and performance. Enjoy your winter evenings more than ever before!

Features

Heats Between 250-1,200 sqft
45,000 BTU
5 Hour Max Burn Time
74% Efficiency
6" Flue Diameter
1.8 g/h Emissions Rate
UL 1482, UL 737 Certified
Limited Lifetime Warranty
Mobile Home APPROVED w/ Fresh Intake
EPA 2020 Approved

Clearances

Back Wall: Single Wall Pipe- 12" Double Wall Pipe- 6"
Corner: Single Wall Pipe- 11" Double Wall Pipe- 6"
Side Wall: Single Wall Pipe- 12" Double Wall Pipe- 12"
Top: Single Wall Pipe- 84" Double Wall Pipe- 84"

More About Wood Burning Appliances

Heating with wood offers a timeless and renewable source of warmth, creating an ambiance only watching a real fire can create. Whether you considering a Freestanding Wood Stove, Wood Fireplace Insert, a Built In EPA-Approved Heating Fireplace or an Open Burning Built In Fireplace, you will find today's modern appliances offer increased efficiency and safety features compared to older wood appliances.

Available Types:

Freestanding Wood Stoves
Wood Fireplace Inserts
Open Burning Built In Wood Fireplaces
High-Efficiency Built In Wood Fireplaces

More About Freestanding Stoves

Freestanding Heating Stoves offer high-efficiency heating with the timeless charm of a classic stove. Available types include: Wood Burning Stoves, Pellet Stoves, Wood Cook Stoves, Ventless Gas Stoves, and Direct Vent Gas Stoves, that will provide efficient heating solutions for your home. Designed for dependable long-term performance, Freestanding Stoves require proper installation and clearances—observing correct installation practices is essential for safe and efficient operation.

Available Types:

Wood Burning Stoves
Pellet Burning Stoves
Ventless Gas Heating Stoves
Direct Vent Gas Heating Stoves
Wood Burning Cook Stoves

Product Specs

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Osburn 950 Wood Burning Stove with Leg Kit EPA Certified - Heats 1,200 Sq Ft
Feature	Spec
SKU	OB00950
Weight (in lbs)	317
Brand/Manufacturer	Osburn
UPC	773388203577
Additional Information	Firebox Dimensions: 11 3/4"H x 14 1/4"W x 19 1/8"D
Additional Information	Door Opening Dimensions: 7 5/8"H x 12"
Heating BTU	45,000
Flue Outlet	6" Diameter \| Top
Square Footage	250 - 1,200 sqft
SEER2 (Efficiency)	22.3
Amperage Requirement	Less Than 5 Amps (Optional Blower)
Material	Steel
Type	Freestanding, Mobile Home Approved
Ignition Type	Match Light
Fuel Type	Wood
Certification	EPA, UL 1482, UL 737
Size Range	Up To 29" Wide
Area Heated	1000 - 1499 Sq. Ft
Fireplace Style	Traditional
Viewing Area	10 1/4"W x 8 7/8"H
Height	28 7/8"
Width	20 1/4"
Depth	27 7/8"
Warranty	Limited Lifetime
Resources	Osburn 950 Owner's Manual Part 1 Osburn 950 Owner's Manual Part 2 Osburn 950 Specifications Tax Credit Certification
Safety Information	PROPOSITION 65 WARNING This product and many products on our site may contain a chemical know to the state of California to cause cancer or birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information about Proposition 65 please Click Here.

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Customer Questions

What Size Wood Stove Do I Need for My Home?

Choosing the right wood stove size is essential for efficient home heating and energy savings. Wood stoves are typically categorized as SMALL, MEDIUM, or LARGE based on their heating capacity. SMALL wood stoves are designed to heat rooms or smaller homes up to 1,500 square feet, while MEDIUM stoves can handle areas up to 2,500 square feet. LARGE wood stoves are best suited for homes with open floor plans or spaces exceeding 2,500 square feet. Keep in mind that a stove’s heating performance can vary depending on the type of firewood used, insulation quality, ceiling height, and the layout of your space. At HVACDirect.com, we offer a wide selection of EPA-certified wood stoves to match the size and heating needs of any home.

Do any wood burning stoves qualify for a federal tax credit, and how can I find eligible models?

Yes, certain wood stoves qualify for a federal tax credit of up to 30% of the purchase and installation cost under the Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit, valid through December 31, 2025. To qualify, stoves must meet efficiency standards of at least 75% thermal efficiency and be EPA-certified. You can find all qualifying models clearly marked on HVACDirect.com product pages or view them directly at https://hvacdirect.com/stoves/tax-credit-stoves.html.

Do I need a hearth pad for my wood stove?

Yes, a hearth pad is required under all wood burning stoves to protect your flooring by insulating against heat and preventing sparks or embers from causing damage. Installing a proper hearth pad ensures safety and compliance with building codes when setting up your stove.

Do I need a blower for my wood stove?

A blower is an excellent addition that helps increase the heat output and efficiency of your wood stove, fireplace, or insert by circulating warm air more effectively. While most appliances can operate without a blower, adding one is beneficial if you want to distribute heat faster and more evenly throughout your space. If additional heating isn’t necessary, you can run your stove without a blower just fine.

What type of chimney do I need for my wood stove?

Wood stoves typically use black stove pipe that runs from the stove to the wall or ceiling. From there, the pipe must connect to a masonry chimney or transition to a Class A chimney pipe designed to safely handle high temperatures and exhaust gases. Choosing the right chimney components ensures safe and efficient venting of your wood stove.

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