"Regina" Wood Burning Cook Stove: 3 Options

Wood Cook Stove "Regina"

The Regina is made by Corisit in Italy. Corisit is an Italian leader in the field of wood & pellet stoves.

Regina is made primarily of steel with the cook top being cast iron. It's a very solid piece of equipment. The firebox is huge and offers panoramic views of the fire through the oversized glass door. There is a storage area under the baking oven. The moderate size baking oven features a lava baking stone at the bottom.

The firebox is lined with firebricks.

The baking oven has one rack.

The cook top is cast iron and is large, unobstructed by a chimney in the middle, and contains one large ringed burner for cooking directly over fire.

The Regina has 2 chimney connections: on top and on the back, use whichever one suits your set up better. The stove comes with a steel plate to close the unused connection opening. It connects to a standard 6" chimney.

What sets this stove apart in terms of design are the side panels! You can choose between powder coated steel, marble, or soapstone.

The stove has both primary and secondary air controls, both on the front of the firebox door.

As with our other stoves Regina is both a cooker and a very powerful heater! You can count on it to heat approx. 2400sf of space, though this depends on the specs of the space (height, insulation etc). Our estimates are always on the conservative side, in practice we have heard from customers that our stoves heat up larger spaces.

Specs (Regina is a large stove!!)

	Dimensions	49"w x26"d x36"h
	Net Weight	570 lb
	Firebox Size	13.7"w x16"d x20.7"h
	Oven Size	14"w x15.6"d x11"h

For all other dimensions please see Page 4 of the Manuals available on this page.

The firebox glass obviously gets very hot and the stove comes with a glass protection kit which is basically an extra glass that you can attach to the front of the stove, please see Page 2 in the Manual. It's a very good idea if you have kids or pets in the house.

Please see Page 9 of the Manual for drawings and corresponding clearances. Basically the back of the stove has to be 14" away from combustibles and the sides 8"-11". You can reduce these clearances much further if you use heat shields to cover your walls, in most jurisdictions this reduces the clearances by 66%!

Enjoy!