Stoves
Reliable and efficient heat sources for creating cozy ambiance in smaller spaces
F1150 Classic
Built by Regency
Model: F1150
55000 BTU
traditional
wood_burning
F1500 Cascades
Built by Regency
Model: F1500
55000 BTU
traditional
wood_burning
F2450 Classic
Built by Regency
Model: F2450
75000 BTU
traditional
wood_burning
F35 Rockwood
Built by Jotul
Model: F35
59443 BTU
traditional
wood_burning
F445 Holliday
Built by Jotul
Model: F445
55000 BTU
traditional
wood_burning
F500 Oslo
Built by Jotul
Model: F500
70000 BTU
traditional
wood_burning
F55
Built by Jotul
Model: F55
84311 BTU
traditional
wood_burning
F602
Built by Jotul
Model: F602
23415 BTU
traditional
wood_burning
S25
Built by Napoleon
Model: S25
70000 BTU
traditional
wood_burning
A modern wood stove is a serious heater. It burns far cleaner and more efficiently than the open fireplace it usually replaces, it works in a blackout, and for homes with access to affordable firewood it can genuinely cut a heating bill.
What is here
Jotul's cast iron F-series, including the F602 Little Giant, the F445 Holliday, the F500 Oslo and the F55 Carrabassett, alongside Regency's F1150 Classic and F1500 Cascades. All are certified to the standards Toronto enforces. See Jotul for the Norwegian side of the range.
What it costs to do properly
The stove is rarely the biggest line on the invoice. The chimney is. Our wood stove installation cost guide breaks down the stove, chimney, hearth pad, permit, labour and WETT inspection, and explains why two quotes for the same stove can differ by thousands.
Frequently asked questions
A complete installation in the Toronto area typically runs $3,000 to $8,000, including the stove, chimney or liner, hearth pad, permit and labour. The chimney is the biggest variable.
Yes. Canadian building codes require non-combustible floor protection under and around a wood stove, and the required size is set by the stove's clearances.