Regency Classic F1150 Wood Stove - Wheatland Fireplace

Regency Classic F1150 Wood Stove

$2,406.00
$2,406.00
Regency Classic F1150 Wood Stove

Regency Classic F1150 Wood Stove
F1150S-1
$2,406.00
$2,406.00
Regency Classic F1150 Wood Stove - Wheatland Fireplace
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  • Regency Classic F1150 Wood Stove - Wheatland Fireplace
  • Regency Classic F1150 Wood Stove - Wheatland Fireplace
  • Regency Classic F1150 Wood Stove - Wheatland Fireplace
  • Regency Classic F1150 Wood Stove - Wheatland Fireplace

Compact Non-Catalytic Wood Stove with Big Heat

The Regency Classic F1150 from Wheatland Fireplace proves a small wood stove can still throw serious heat. Rated to 55,000 BTU/hr from a 0.98 cu. ft. brick-lined firebox, it burns clean at 1.3 g/hr and holds a fire up to 8 hours — enough to take a Saskatchewan cabin, shop, or smaller home through a cold night. Non-catalytic operation keeps it simple: no catalyst to monitor or replace, just a solid steel stove with an air-wash system that keeps the glass clear. And when the power goes out, it keeps heating regardless. Delivered and installed across Saskatchewan by Wheatland Fireplace.

Features
  • Maximum output: 55,000 BTU/hr
  • EPA-tested output: 27,353 BTU/hr
  • Firebox capacity: 0.98 cu. ft.
  • Log size: 18 in.
  • Burn time: up to 8 hrs
  • Emissions: 1.3 g/hr
  • View area: 126 sq. in.
  • Flue size: 6 in.
  • Non-catalytic — simple operation with no catalyst to replace
  • High-performance brick-lined firebox reflects heat back into the fire
  • Large viewing area with heat-radiating ceramic glass
  • Non-obtrusive air wash keeps the glass clean
  • Solid forged steel adjustable cam lock keeps the door sealed over time
  • Heats through a power outage — no electricity required
Energy Specifications
  • BTU NG:
  • BTU LP:
  • Turn Down NG:
  • Efficiency NG: 71% HHV
  • EnerGuide NG:
Dimensions
  • Width: 24 in.
  • Height: 32 3/16 in.
  • Depth: 20 in.
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FAQ

1. Is the F1150 big enough to heat a cabin or shop?
For smaller spaces, yes — 55,000 BTU/hr from a 0.98 cu. ft. firebox with up to 8 hours of burn time suits cabins, shops, and smaller Saskatchewan homes.
2. What's the difference between catalytic and non-catalytic?
Non-catalytic stoves like the F1150 are simpler — there's no catalyst to monitor or eventually replace. Catalytic models (F1500, F2500, F3500, F5200) burn longer and cleaner but need a bit more attention. Our showroom team will help you choose.
3. Will it heat during a power outage?
Yes — that's one of the best reasons to own a wood stove in Saskatchewan. It radiates heat with no electricity at all.
4. How long a log does it take?
18 inch logs. Firewood is commonly cut to 16 inches, so you'll have room to work with.
5. Does Wheatland Fireplace install wood stoves?
Yes — including the chimney system, hearth pad requirements, and clearances, anywhere in Saskatchewan.

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