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Kit de foyer de masse résidentiel Tundra

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Kit de foyer de masse résidentiel Tundra
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• Build it yourself in just 1-2 days.
• Save thousands on heating and installation.
• Own a statment piece that will last 50+ years.
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  • Efficacité leader sur le marché : L'un des foyers les plus efficaces disponibles, offrant des performances exceptionnellement élevées.

  • Rétention de chaleur de 12 heures : Une capacité supérieure d'accumulation de chaleur permet à un seul chargement de bûches de garder la pièce chaude pendant 12 heures.

  • Montée en température rapide : Atteint sa température de fonctionnement en seulement 60 minutes.

  • Répartition uniforme de la chaleur : La forme ronde assure que la chaleur rayonne uniformément sur toute la surface du foyer.

  • Protection thermique des fondations : Reposant sur des supports en briques, la partie inférieure est constamment ventilée pour s'assurer que la chaleur n'est pas perdue par la fondation.

  • Construction durable en briques biseautées : Construit avec des briques biseautées pour prévenir les fissures ou fractures, assurant que le foyer est extrêmement polyvalent et durable.

  • Système de vitre propre : La vitre de la porte reste propre pendant l'utilisation grâce à une conception spéciale de l'entrée d'air.

  • Assemblage facile par soi-même : Peut être assemblé en 1 à 2 jours avec des pièces découpées et marquées avec précision, soutenu par des instructions détaillées imprimées et vidéo étape par étape.

Cote d'efficacité :85%

Zone de chauffage :Jusqu'à 350 pieds carrés.

Dimensions:Diamètre de la base : 600 mm (23,6 po) x Hauteur : 1820 mm (71,6 po)

Poids:600 kg (1 323 lbs.)

Conformité:L'assemblage doit être effectué conformément aux codes locaux de sécurité incendie et de construction.

Exigences d'installation :L'installation de la cheminée doit être effectuée par un professionnel certifié (contactez-nous pour obtenir une liste d'installateurs certifiés).

  • Manual: Please contact us for an E-copy of the heater's installation manual.
Helpful guides before you build
  • High-Duty Refractory Core: The heart of your heater. Our kits include premium refractory firebricks designed for extreme temperatures. These bricks form the internal channels that circulate hot gases, capturing heat before it exits your home.

  • Structural Carbon Steel Enclosure: Unlike traditional masonry-only builds, our heaters feature a robust round carbon steel shell wrapping the refractory core. This allows for thermal expansion and ensures airtight structural integrity for decades of use.

  • Premium Thermal Battery Cladding: Choose your finish. We provide precision-cut decorative stone—available in Soapstone, Serpentine, Red thin brick or Amphibolite. These dense stones act as the primary "thermal battery," absorbing heat from the core and radiating it gently into your room for 12–24 hours. Note: If you selected a brick-facing model, the kit includes high-quality facing bricks instead of stone.

  • Specialized Refractory Mortar: Do not use standard cement. We include the exact quantity of commercial-grade refractory mortar and setting materials needed to bond your core and cladding for a safe, crack-resistant seal.
Graph comparing Tundra masonry heater surface temperatures: Orange line shows optimal performance with 6.4kg dry firewood vs inefficient damp woodand dangerous overheating Heating and cooling performance graph of Tundra DIY masonry heater showing rapid heat-up to 111°C and slow thermal release over 6 hours using only 6.4kg of wood

WHY CHOOSE A MASONRY HEATER?

THERMAL MASS EFFICIENCY

THERMAL MASS EFFICIENCY

Standard cast iron wood stoves blast heat for an hour and then die out. A masonry heater acts as a thermal battery, storing intense heat in its stone core and gently radiating it into your home for up to 24 hours after the fire is out.

Safe for Paws and Hands

Safe for Paws and Hands

Unlike cast iron stoves that can cause instant, severe burns, the stone exterior of a masonry heater typically stays within a safe, warm temperature range (around 120°F - 170°F). You can lean against it to warm your back without fear, making it much safer for homes with children and pets.

Heat Through Power Outages

Heat Through Power Outages

Masonry heaters require zero electricity to run. When winter storms knock out the power grid, your home stays warm and your oven stays hot. It provides total peace of mind and resilience against the elements..

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