Friday, May 9, 2025

Buck Bay Series 18 Stove or Insert - Discontinued

Buck Bay Series 18 Stove or Insert - Discontinued

This product has been discontinued in the USA as it does not meet 2020 EPA Emission Standards. This page exists for informational purposes only.

 

The Buck 18 Non-Catalytic Stove body can be installed as either a freestanding wood stove (with the choice of leg or pedestal option) or as an insert model (with the choice of surround and trim kit). The Buck Stove Company established in 1975 is known for quality hand-crafted, secondary combustion designed, American made products, at an affordable cost.

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The Buck Model 18 is a highly efficient non-catalytic wood stove designed as a masonry or pre-fab fireplace insert. Used as a freestanding stove with the optional pedestal or traditional Queen Anne legs, or as an insert with surround option. The Buck Model 18 Wood unit is rated at 22,400 BTU's and can heat up to 1200 square feet (depending on the design and layout of your home). The 17-3/4" height allows the Buck Wood Burning Model 18 to fit almost any U.L.listed pre-fab fireplace. 3.0 grams meets and exceeds Washington State emission standards! The Buck 18 Non-Catalytic Stove body can be installed as either a freestanding wood stove (with the choice of leg or pedestal option) or as an insert model (with the choice of surround and trim kit). The Buck Stove Company established in 1975 is known for quality hand-crafted, secondary combustion designed, American made products, at an affordable cost.

 

Features

  • Heat Capacity - 800 - 1,200 Sq. Feet
  • EPA Tested Output BTU/H - 22,400
  • Emissions G/H- 3.0
  • Firebox Volume - 1.3 Cubic Feet
  • Max Firewood Length - 16"
  • This model comes with a blower
  • Flu Size - 6"
  • Efficiency - 63%
  • This model is Pre Fab Approved
  • This model is mobile home approved++
  • Weight - 326 Lbs
  • American Made in the U.S.A.
  • Unmatched Product, Unmatched People, Unmatched Pride
  • Handcrafted design and workmanship

 

 

Options

 

Door Options

Handle Options

Queen Anne Legs (7 3/4")

Queen Anne Legs ( 8 3/4")

Free Standing

Pedestal

Black Framed Window

Gold Framed Window

Pewer Framed Window

 

Resources:
Specifications Model 18 Non-Catalytic
Stove Dimensions 17 3/4"H x 30-5/16"W x 21 3/4"D
Minimum Fireplace Dimensions 17 7/8"H x 25 3/4"W x 11"D
Heating Capacity 800 - 1,200 Sq. Feet
Heating BTUs 20,000 - 29,999
Fuel Type Wood
Max Log Length 16"
BTU output 22,400
Emissions 3.0 g/h
Efficiency 63%
Firebox Volume 1.6 cu ft
Blower Yes (comes standard)
Flue Size 6”
Hearth Pad Size 33" W x 46" D
Weight 326 lbs
Material Steel
Warranty 5 Year
Mobile Home Approved Yes
Pre Fab Approved Yes

Clearance to Combustibles

 

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Buck Bay Wood Stove Model 18 - Pedestal w/ Black door
Buck Bay Series 18 Stove or Insert - Discontinued
Buck Bay Wood Stove Model 18 - Pedestal w/ Gold Door
Buck Bay Series 18 Stove or Insert - Discontinued
Buck Bay Wood Stove Model 18 - Pedestal w/ Pewer Door
Buck Bay Series 18 Stove or Insert - Discontinued
Buck Bay Wood Stove Model 18 - Large Plate Insert w/ Gold Door
Buck Bay Series 18 Stove or Insert - Discontinued
Buck 18 Non-Catalytic Freestanding Wood Stove Shown with Gold Door, Bay Windows, and Legs
Buck Bay Series 18 Stove or Insert - Discontinued
Buck 18 Non-Catalytic Freestanding Wood Stove Shown with Gold Door, Bay Windows, and Pedestal
Buck Bay Series 18 Stove or Insert - Discontinued
Buck 18 Non-Catalytic Wood Stove and Insert
Buck Bay Series 18 Stove or Insert - Discontinued
Buck 18 Non-Catalytic Wood Stove Body
Buck Bay Series 18 Stove or Insert - Discontinued
Buck 18 Non-Catalytic Wood Stove Body with Gold Door and Bay Windows
Buck Bay Series 18 Stove or Insert - Discontinued
Buck 18 Non-Catalytic Wood Insert Shown with Black Door
Buck Bay Series 18 Stove or Insert - Discontinued
Buck Bay Wood Stove Model 18 - Small Plate Insert w/ Pewer Door
Buck Bay Series 18 Stove or Insert - Discontinued

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