Nectre XL2500 Wood Cook Stove & Oven by Vermont Bun Baker - Heats 2500 Sq Ft

The Vermont Bun Baker XL2500 (By Nectre) stove has the standard features of the Vermont Bun Baker however, it is equipped with a larger firebox which provides longer burn times. This model comes equipped with a 2 3/8” Soapstone Veneer, which helps to radiate heat after the fire is out. Firebricks increase thermal mass, stabilizing temperatures and protects the firebox. The top cooking area allows you to use up to 4 large saucepans/pots, with two removeable rings on top and removeable oven racks, it allows for versatility while cooking. The XL2500 comes with a lovely Wood Storage Pedestal that has 16" x 21" x 9 1/2" of wood storage space and a decorative hearth.

• Heat Capacity: 2,500 Square Feet
• Dimensions: 34"W x 51 1/8"H x 26 1/2"D
• Minimum Hearth Pad Size: 47" x 47"
• BTU: 65,000
• Warranty: 10 Year Limited

Heating your home is only half of what this stove offers you. It also offers a excellent cooking experience. The bottom half offers a glass door oven you so you can watch your food cook while watching the fire burn. The top can also be utilized for cooking soups and if burning hot enough you can use it to fry your favorite dishes.

Additional Information

• Firebox Volume: 1.55 Cubic Feet
• Oven Volume: 1.69 Cubic Feet
• Top Cooking Surface: 3.4 Square Feet
• Max Log Length: 20"
• Burn Time: 8-10 Hours
• Flu Size: 6"
• Weight: 2500 LBS
• Certification: EPA Exempt Cooking Stove

Vermont Bun Baker And Nectre Wood Stoves

Vermont Bun Baker partnered with Nectre Stoves to create an exceptional heating and cooking stove. Constructed of 1/4" and 5/16" thick steel construction along with high quality fire bricks ensure your oven and firebox maintain higher temperatures. View the fire and the oven through the ceramic glass. The standard 350 and extra large 550 are available for purchase as shown or with bases and shells of authentic soapstone. Soapstone has a high thermal mass which absorbs and continues to radiate heat for hours after the fire has gone out.