Osburn 1700 Wood Stove - OB01700

Osburn 1700 Wood Stove  - OB01700

The 1700 Wood Stove from Osburn

Designed to meet the needs of smaller spaces, the Osburn 1700 combines robustness and elegance to allow you to enjoy your heating experience with confidence. This unit is equipped with high-density bricks, a stainless steel heat shield added to the C-Cast firestop, a cast iron door, a built-in ash pan, a top heat deflector that redirects heat to the front of the unit, and side panels to reduce its clearances.

Choose your favorite version by customizing the unit to suit your style: refined door overlays, new leg designs, glass ash lip; significant innovations for the most seasoned experts. 

Specifications

Manual

• Osburn 1700 Wood Stove
• Osburn 1700 Wood Stove (Safety and General Information)

What Our Experts Think

• Optimal Heating: Perfect for small to medium-sized spaces, providing excellent warmth while being fuel-efficient.
• Eco-Friendly Design: Advanced combustion technology reduces emissions, ensuring a cleaner burn and less environmental impact.
• Sleek & Compact: The modern, compact design fits easily into smaller spaces without compromising heating performance.
• Easy to Operate: Simple controls and adjustable settings make it easy to regulate heat for comfort and efficiency.
• Durable & Reliable: Built with high-quality materials for long-lasting use and minimal maintenance.
• Cost-Effective: A budget-friendly solution for efficient home heating that reduces energy costs.

Q&A

Q: What type of wood does it burn?
A: It burns seasoned hardwood for maximum heat output and efficiency.

Q: How long does it burn per load?
A: The stove provides up to 8 hours of burn time, depending on wood type and burn conditions.

Q: Does it come with a blower?
A: Yes, the Osburn 1700 includes an optional blower for improved heat distribution.

Q: What are the stove's dimensions?
A: Approx. 25 ⅝” W x 27 ½” H x 21 ¾” D.

Q: Does it qualify for tax credits?
A: Yes, it qualifies for federal biomass stove tax credits.

Maintenance Tips

• Clean Ashes Regularly – Empty the ash pan to maintain proper airflow and prevent buildup in the firebox.
• Inspect Gaskets – Check the door and glass gaskets for wear and replace if needed to ensure a tight seal.
• Clean the Glass – Use a wood stove glass cleaner or a damp cloth with ash to remove soot and keep the glass clear.
• Chimney Maintenance – Sweep the chimney annually to prevent creosote buildup and ensure efficient burning.
• Check Firebricks – Inspect firebricks for cracks and replace if damaged to maintain heat retention.
• Burn Seasoned Wood – Use dry, seasoned wood to reduce creosote buildup and ensure optimal performance.