Hearthstone Bari TruHybrid Contemporary Black Steel Wood Stove (Model 8171)

Quick Facts

🔥 Log Size: Up to 17"
⏳ Burn Life: Up to 14 hours (HeatLife™ rating)
🏠 Heats Up To: 1,400 sq. ft.

Description

The Hearthstone Bari TruHybrid blends sleek modern European design with advanced TruHybrid™ combustion technology for efficient, eco-friendly heating. Crafted with premium materials — from minimal charcoal black steel to soapstone or ceramic finishes — this contemporary stove enhances both form and function.

Featuring a rotating body (up to 225°), the Bari TruHybrid lets you direct the view and warmth of the fire anywhere in your space. Its dual-layer construction promotes natural convective airflow, reducing surface temperatures while evenly circulating heat. Compact yet powerful, it provides up to 35,000 BTUs and heats spaces up to 1,400 sq. ft. with ease.

Features & Specs

• Efficiency: HHV 76% (Tax Credit Qualified)

• Emissions: 0.94 g/hr (EPA 2020 Certified)

• Maximum Heat Output: Up to 35,000 BTU/h

• Heating Capacity: Up to 1,400 sq. ft.

• HeatLife™ Burn Duration: Up to 14 hours

• Firebox Capacity: 1.25 cu. ft.

• Maximum Log Length: 17"

• Flue Options: 6" outlet, top exit only

• Stove Rotation: 225° swivel

• Weight:

  • All Steel: 310 lbs

  • Ceramic: 430 lbs

  • Soapstone: 485 lbs

• Available Finishes:

  • Charcoal Steel

  • Charcoal + Soapstone

  • Soapstone

  • Alabaster Ceramic (Smooth)

  • Lava Ceramic (Ringed)

  • Meteorite Ceramic (Linear Texture)

  • Wintersea Ceramic (Linear Texture)

• Clearances:

  • Free to Rotate: 38" side / 13" rear

  • Locked in Position: 13" side / 11" rear / 10" corner

• Accessories (sold separately):

  • Outside air adapter (Part #91-53712)

• Ash Pan: Included

Federal Tax Credit (2025) ✅

The Hearthstone Bari TruHybrid qualifies for the Federal Biomass Stove Tax Credit through December 31, 2025. With an HHV efficiency rating of 76%, it meets the 75% threshold, making it eligible for a 30% tax credit on stove purchase and professional installation costs (up to $2,000 annually).