Matrix Wood Stove by Osburn
Matrix Wood Stove: starting at $3,399*
Bring a modern touch to your home with the Matrix wood burning stove’s Scandinavian styling. With your choice of black steel or soapstone top and side panels, this stove may be customized to fit your decor. Re-designed for improved performance, the Matrix wood stove will keep you warm and cozy on cold winter days. The large firebox holds 20″ logs with ease and includes a 130 CFM fan for optimal heat distribution. The Matrix offers style, comfort, and practicality combined.
- Optional soapstone top and side panels
- Wood storage base
- 2.4 cubic foot firebox
- Up to 75,000 BTUs
- Outside air intake
- Premium 130 CFM blower included
- Meets EPA 2020 requirements with emissions as low as 1.54 g/hr
Photo 1: Osburn Matrix wood stove with black side panels and black panel top
Photo 2: Osburn Matrix wood stove with black side panels and soapstone panel top
Photo 3: Osburn Matrix wood stove with soapstone side panels and black panel top
Photo 4: Osburn Matrix wood stove with soapstone side panels and soapstone panel top
Osburn Matrix Wood Stove Components and Options
Required Components and Options for the Matrix Wood Stove
Side Panels (choose one):
Black side panels kit
Soapstone side panels kit
Panel Top (choose one):
Black panel top
Soapstone panel top
Additional Options for the Matrix Wood Burning Stove
Rigid firescreen
Glass hearth pad 54″ x 46-3/4″
5ӯ air intake termination with clamps
5″Ø fresh air intake register with airtight damper
5”Ø x 4′ insulated flex pipe for fresh air intake kit
Osburn Matrix Wood Burning Stove OB02032 Specifications
Matrix Wood Stove – OB02032
| Overall Appliance Width: | 27-1/8″ |
| Overall Appliance Height: | 36-7/8″ |
| Overall Appliance Depth1: | 25″ |
| Viewing Area: | 17-1/2″ x 8-3/4″ |
| Recommended Heating Area*: | 500 – 2,100 sq. ft. |
| Maximum Burn Time*: | 8 hours |
| Maximum Log Length: | 20″ Over Width |
1Appliance Depth does not include door handles
*Recommended heating area and maximum burn time may vary subject to location in home, chimney draft,heat loss factors, climate, fuel type and other variables. The recommended heated area for a given appliance is defined by the manufacturer as its capacity to maintain a minimum acceptable temperature in the designated area in case of a power failure.
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Top view
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