Regency Pro-Series F3500 Wood Stove - Wheatland Fireplace

Regency Pro-Series F3500 Wood Stove

$6,086.00
Sale price  $6,086.00 Regular price 

Regency Pro-Series F3500 Wood Stove

F3500B-1
$6,086.00
Sale price  $6,086.00 Regular price 
Regency Pro-Series F3500 Wood Stove - Wheatland Fireplace
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Pro-Series Catalytic Stove with 24 Hour Burn Times

The Regency Pro-Series F3500 from Wheatland Fireplace is built for people who genuinely heat with wood. A 3.0 cu. ft. firebox takes 20 inch logs loaded front-to-back or side-to-side, produces up to 88,000 BTU/hr, and holds a burn up to 24 hours at just 1.1 g/hr emissions. That's a full day from one load — a serious advantage for Saskatchewan acreages, large homes, and anyone whose wood stove is the primary heat source rather than a backup. Side-mounted catalytic bypass and a clear thermometer make long, controlled burns straightforward. Delivered and installed across Saskatchewan by Wheatland Fireplace.

Features

  • Maximum output: 88,000 BTU/hr
  • EPA-tested output: 30,659 BTU/hr
  • Firebox capacity: 3.0 cu. ft.
  • Log size: 20 in.
  • Burn time: up to 24 hrs
  • Emissions: 1.1 g/hr
  • View area: 181 sq. in.
  • Flue size: 6 in.
  • Up to 24 hour burn time from a 3.0 cu. ft. firebox
  • Takes 20 in. logs — load front to back or side to side
  • Pro-Series catalytic combustion at just 1.1 g/hr emissions
  • Front-mounted air adjustment with side-mounted catalytic bypass
  • Easy-to-read catalytic thermometer
  • Heats through a power outage — no electricity required
Energy Specifications
  • BTU NG:
  • BTU LP:
  • Turn Down NG:
  • Efficiency NG: 76% HHV
  • EnerGuide NG:
Dimensions
  • Width: 26 in.
  • Height: 36 in.
  • Depth: 28 in.
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FAQ

1. Is a 24 hour burn time realistic?
On a full load of good dry hardwood with the air turned down, yes — that's the point of the Pro-Series. Real-world results depend on your wood, but this stove is built for once-a-day loading.
2. Can the F3500 be a primary heat source?
Absolutely. Up to 88,000 BTU/hr with day-long burns is why acreage owners and rural Saskatchewan homeowners choose it over a backup-sized stove.
3. What log length does it take?
20 inches, and you can load front to back or side to side — useful flexibility when your firewood isn't perfectly uniform.
4. How clean is it?
1.1 g/hr emissions with catalytic combustion — clean enough to meet current EPA standards with room to spare.
5. What's involved in installing a stove this size?
Proper clearances, hearth protection, and an insulated chimney system. Our teams handle the complete installation across Saskatchewan.

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