True North TN10

No, this model uses a tube combustion system rather than a catalytic converter. This design choice prioritizes long-term reliability and reduces the maintenance associated with replacing catalytic elements.

The stove is engineered to direct a constant stream of pre-heated air across the inside of the glass door. This creates a protective barrier that prevents smoke and soot from accumulating, ensuring you maintain a clear view of the fire.

Yes, the TN10 is capable of using both inside and outside combustion air. Using an outside air source is often recommended for tighter, more energy-efficient homes to prevent the stove from competing with your home's ventilation system.

The unit is built with 10-gauge steel and features a heavy plate-steel top. This robust construction is designed to absorb and radiate heat effectively, providing consistent warmth even after the fire has begun to die down.

With a 30,000 BTU output and compact dimensions—measuring roughly 26 inches high and 21 inches wide—this stove is well-suited for smaller rooms or supplemental heating needs where a larger unit might be overwhelming.