This model of the venerable Heritage wood stove offers additional rear flue exits, greater heat output with a larger fire box, new detailing that adds beauty, and soapstone facing on the side loading door, the new Heritage Model 8021 wood stove is just what you need. For a warm welcome, and taking the chill off your mid size home, the Heritage 8021does it with style and efficiency. When fully loaded, the new Heritage 8021will burn for up to 8 hours, providing up to 12 hours of sustained heat.The side door makes it even simpler to load this efficient stove. In addition,as with all HearthStone wood stoves, the Heritage 8021 warms your home with minimal fire tending required. You have more time relax and enjoy the warmth, and unique comfort that a wood fire brings.
Specifications
| Heats up to | 1,900 sq. ft. |
|---|---|
| Burn Time | Up to 8 hours |
| Heat Life | Up to 12 hours |
| Size | 55,000 BTUs |
| EPA Rating | 2.77 grams per hour |
| Efficiency | 81% |
| Width | 29.5″ |
| Height (includes flue collar) | 29″ |
| Depth (includes flue collar) | 21.5″ |
| Maximum Log Length | 21″ |
Can you send me a brochure on the Heritage soapstone stove? We are interested in traveling to Vermont to buy this product but would like some prices.
Thank you,
Katie
I bought a heritage in 2008. After about 2 years I had trouble keeping the door closed. I got a replacement door frame from Morrisville, VT.
Jan. 2014 under warranty. The new frame has a new latch that the handle paddle fits into, it’s screwed in and I’d like to buy another one for a back up. Can you help me find an order number for that?
Hearthstone, Heritage 8021 Serial # 18-524
Heatilator HS20-270
Heritage 80-21 Warranty
Serial #18-524
Shipped to: Fireplace Distributors of Nevada,
8521 White Fir ST. Ste.A
Reno ,NV 89523
Invoice # ADAMS.B Invoice Date Jan 1, 2014
Thank You
Brenda Adams
I have a hearthstone heritage model about 20 years old and it has started to leak near the corner of the front stones and top.smoke comes out when I open the door to load wood. It’s this supposed to be sealed with a stove “glue” of some sort? The stove has not been moved since original installation and for the 13 years I’ve owned the house it has been great without smoke leakage. Any ideas?
I have owned an original Large Hearthstone since 1982 and it still functions perfectly. Have moved it to 2 other locations in all those years and no smoke leakage at all. All you have to do is use common sense and take proper care of the stove. Thanks Hearthstone!