Description
Product information updated 2026-11-11
Large stone quantity (90 or 130 kg) ensures long-lasting, gentle steam even after the fire goes out.
Advantages:
- Environmental friendliness: extremely low CO emissions (~346 mg/m³) and particulate matter concentration (~25 mg/m³) – among the best in this segment.
- Safety: patented construction allows installation closer, only 150 mm from combustible surfaces.
- Durable construction: top 5 mm thick, sides – 3 mm, even heat distribution.
- Long-lasting steam: stones retain heat and steam spreads even 30 minutes after the stove goes out.
Model differences:
- HIVE Wood 13 – compact, efficient solution for small saunas.
- HIVE Wood 17 – more power and stone capacity, suitable for medium-sized saunas.
- HIVE Wood 17 LS – functional model with external firebox, specially for users looking for convenience and aesthetics.
Specifications
| Model | HIVE Wood 13 | HIVE Wood 17 | HIVE Wood 17 LS |
| Power, kW | 13 | 17 | |
| Sauna volume, m³ | 6 – 13 | 8 – 16 | |
| Stone capacity, kg | 90 | 130 | |
| Heater dimensions (W/H/D), mm | 450 / 750 / 460 | 555 / 750 / 590 | 555 / 750 / 740 |
| Weight (without stones), kg | 47 | 65 | 77 |
| Firewood length, mm | 300 | 400 | |
| Chimney diameter, mm | 115 | ||
| Safe distance from the front, mm | 190 | 500 | |
| Safe distance from the side, mm | 250 | 500 | |
| Safe distance from the ceiling, mm | 900 | 1000 | |
| Safe distance from the floor, mm | 425 | 460 | |
Documents
Certificate
BimSchV II
Meets strict German emission requirements (1. BImSchV Stage 2): lower particulate and CO emissions, cleaner combustion.
Certificate
BimSchV II
Meets strict German emission requirements (1. BImSchV Stage 2): lower particulate and CO emissions, cleaner combustion.
Certificate
BimSchV II
Meets strict German emission requirements (1. BImSchV Stage 2): lower particulate and CO emissions, cleaner combustion.
Certificate
BimSchV II
Meets strict German emission requirements (1. BImSchV Stage 2): lower particulate and CO emissions, cleaner combustion.
