Osburn 3500 Wood Stove with Blower - OB03500

Osburn 3500 Wood Stove with Blower  - OB03500

The Osburn 3500 Wood Stove with Blower from Osburn

Specifically designed to face the rigors of winter, the Osburn 3500 is an essential for any spacious home, especially in harsh weather conditions. Despite its emissions of 1.6 g/h, this wood stove utilizes user-friendly, non-catalytic technology as well as a significant reduction in fuel consumption. The unit features a firebox that can hold up to 50 lb. of cordwood, as well as a blower, a thermodisc, and an airmate for optimal heat distribution and unparalleled comfort.

A choice of door overlay, a fire screen, and a glass ash lip are available as options.

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 Osburn 3500 Wood Stove with Blower

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Osburn 3500 Wood Stove with Blower

What Our Experts Think

• High Heat Output: Designed for large spaces, offering exceptional warmth and efficient heat distribution with an integrated blower.
• Eco-Friendly Combustion: Advanced combustion technology minimizes emissions while maximizing heat, promoting a cleaner burn.
• Modern & Stylish: Sleek design that fits seamlessly into any home decor while ensuring excellent performance.
• Enhanced Airflow: Built-in blower circulates heat evenly, ensuring a comfortable temperature throughout the room.
• Durable & Low Maintenance: Constructed with high-quality materials for longevity and easy upkeep.
• Cost-Effective Heating: Efficient performance that reduces heating costs while providing reliable warmth.

Q&A

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

Q: How long does it burn per load?
A: The stove provides up to 12 hours of burn time, depending on wood type and burn conditions.

Q: Does it come with a blower?
A: Yes, it comes with an integrated blower to improve heat distribution.

Q: What are the stove's dimensions?
A: Approx. 34” W x 30” H x 23 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 airflow and ensure efficient burning.
• Inspect Gaskets – Check the door and glass gaskets for wear and replace them as needed to maintain an airtight seal.
• Clean the Glass – Use a non-abrasive cleaner or a damp cloth with ash to keep the glass clear and soot-free.
• Chimney Maintenance – Sweep the chimney at least once a year to remove creosote buildup and ensure optimal draft.
• Firebrick Inspection – Inspect firebricks for cracks and replace them if necessary to maintain heat retention.
• Blower Care – Clean the blower regularly to ensure it circulates heat effectively and operates efficiently.
• Burn Dry Wood – Use dry, seasoned wood to reduce creosote buildup and enhance combustion efficiency.