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Invicta Tipi Wood Stove

The Invicta Tipi stands high off the ground on three long, elegant legs. The round base of this stove tapers evenly upwards narrowing down to the round flue outlet at the very top. The double doors give access to the firebox and because the Tipi has a large flue diameter you can also burn this stove with the doors open. A lever to the right on the base of the stove gives you control of the airflow to the firebox with three simple settings.
The Tipi is a 10kW woodburning stove suited to the medium to large room. Because of its shape I would say that this is a stove particularly suited to rooms with high ceilings.

The Invicta Tipi will require a 175mm adaptor to connect the stove to the flue pipe.

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TECH SPEC DELIVERY & RETURNS INCLUDED ITEMS

Height1585mm
Width754mm
Depth600mm
Weight143kg
Flue Diameter200mm
FuelWood Burning
Nominal Heat Output10kW
Max Heat Output20kW
Efficiency78%
Ecodesign CompliantYes
AirwashYes
Max Log Length500mm
Flue OutletTop
Can Have 12mm HearthYes

Inside of the orange area on the map (England, the Scots and Welsh border country, and excluding Greater London), the Invicta Tipi Wood Stove is eligible for delivery included in price. For more information about deliveries, visit our delivery information page.

Invicta Tipi Wood Stove Extras

When you order your Invicta Tipi Wood Stove from us we can also send you these complementary items to get you going with your new stove. Please let our sales team know which ones you'd like when you place your order.

A length of single skin flue pipe allows you to connect your Invicta Tipi Wood Stove stove to your chimney. Please ask a member of our team to explain the different lengths and types of flue component which you can pick from.

A magnetic stove pipe thermometer which will stick your first length of fluepipe and help you to keep your Invicta Tipi Wood Stove running within the correct burning range - so not too cool, where you could be creating tar in your chimney, or too hot, where you are wasting fuel and risk damaging your appliance.