OsburnWood FireplacePremium ($$$)Part Number: OB04016
Wood Fireplace Specifications
- Installation Scenario
- Blank Wall, Fireplace Replacement, New Construction
- Heat Output
- Medium / Significant
- Front Width
- 20.75 in.
- Back Width
- 20.75 in.
- Opening Height
- 10.25 in.
- Depth
- 24 in.
About the Osburn Everest II
Attractive, efficient and particularly ecological, the all-new Everest II is the ultimate addition to revive any living space. The classicism of its faceplate offers straight lines that suits any decor to enhance your family reunions, moments of relaxation or romantic evenings, in addition to being your best ally during the cold winter weather.
Made with care in Quebec, this easy-to-use non-catalytic wood fireplace has retractable cast iron double doors that you can enhance with a firescreen door to fully experience the crackle of the wood fire. A black or brushed nickel overlay is available for your convenience.
Because beyond the fire, your well-being is at the heart of our goal!
• Fuel type : Dry cordwood (16″ recommended)
• Recommended heating area-ft² : () 750 – 2,500
• Overall firebox volume-ft³ : 3.0
• EPA loading volume-ft³ : 2.61
• Maximum burn time : () 9 h
• Maximum heat output-dry cordwood : (2) 85,000 BTU/h (24.9 kW)
• Overall heat output rate < : (2) (3) 18,057 BTU/h (5.19 kW) to 49,654 BTU/h (14.52 kW)
• Average overall efficiency (dry cordwood) : (3) 65.7% (HHV) (4) 70.8% (LHV) (5)
• Optimum overall efficiency : (6) (7) 72%
• Optimum heat transfer efficiency : (8) 68 %
• Average particulate emissions rate : (9) 0.99 g/h
• Average CO : (10) 50.1 g/h
Common Questions
Are wood fireplaces still a practical way to heat?
Yes. Modern EPA-certified wood fireplaces are built to strict federal standards, and wood heat remains popular with homeowners looking to offset heating costs, reduce energy dependency, and enjoy the cozy, radiant warmth only a wood fire provides.
From our guide: Wood Stoves & Fireplace Inserts: Ultimate Home Heating Guide
What does clearance to combustibles mean?
It’s the required minimum air space between a heat-producing appliance and any material that can burn. Following the manufacturer’s clearances protects your framing, drywall, and furniture, and The Stove Shop’s NFI-certified installers handle it on every job.
From our guide: What Does Clearance to Combustibles Mean?
What should you bring to the showroom?
Pictures are worth a thousand words: one up-close shot of your fireplace or stove location and one of the entire room. Preparation creates clarity, so you leave with the right unit for your home instead of a guess.
From our guide: What Info Should You Bring With You to a Fireplace Showroom?
How do you find out what the Osburn Everest II would cost for your home?
Use the Get Instant Estimate button on this page. Answer a few questions about your space and you’ll get an estimate for the unit and the venting your installation needs, with no phone call required.
Serving Southeastern Pennsylvania
The Stove Shop installs and services fireplaces, stoves, and inserts from the Phoenixville, PA showroom, serving Eagleville, Edgemont, Elverson, Exton, Fairview Village, Frazer, and towns across the region. See our full service radius.