Living With Your Lopi Wood Stove

Lopi Wood Stoves - How we build them, unique features, how to operate and enjoy!
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[@ryantotten303]

Wood Burner for 17 years. Lopi is the best you can buy.

[@lasaterjames366]

I just purchased a Lopi Answer insert and very pleased. It heats my 1400 sf home and makes a beautiful fire. I love my Lopi.

[@AshevilleSkyPilot]

This video is just what I was looking for before building the first fire in my new Lopi Endeavor. Very well done and confirms my decision to go with Lopi. Thanks.

[@jrh5826]

I heat my entire house with my Lopi Revere stove. Best stove I’ve ever had!

[@toadflax1991]

Just installed a Lopi Liberty. Super helpful video.

[@Andrew-td6hi]

Excellent video. Very well done for the novice

[@JipseeGirl]

Excellent overview...now to find a video of what models are available in 2024 and which size I need for 1667 sq ft home...

[@LopiNorthAmericasFavoriteFire]

Thank you! We will work on a video like you have described. A good place to start would be to determine the type of fuel you will be using. This will narrow down your product options to one category. A chart that can help you determine which fuel type is right for you can be found here www.lopistoves.com/products/ If wood is your chosen fuel type, this video may be of interest to you as it highlights the technology in our new wood burning units kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4jKiJd3i6-HppYsi=FfEj7Uo-ouBHpD0e Once you have narrowed down the fuel type, you will want to decide whether you want a freestanding unit, or a unit that will be inserted/installed into a hearth. Now that you have figured out what fuel you will burn and what form factor you would like, you can more efficiently browse the products on our website using the "Products" drop down menu. Our network of dealers are here to help! www.lopistoves.com/where-to-buy/ Contact your local dealer or visit them in store for assistance in selecting the right product for you, as well as for installation services.

[@jonnysnipes3123]

My house was built in 85 and the stove that came with the house is literally identical the only difference is it’s got two folding doors on it. However my blower took a crap and I can not figure out what model and year my stove is but it’s literally the same look as this one. Are all the blowers the same for this model? Will this models blower be compatible with an 80s model?

[@LopiNorthAmericasFavoriteFire]

We do still carry some parts for older stoves such as yours, but identifying the model will likely be a necessity for finding the right part. Since you are having trouble with this, the assistance of a dealer would probably help greatly. You can use this web page to locate one near to you: www.lopistoves.com/where-to-buy/ Take a lot of pictures of the stove and share them with the dealer either via email or in person. Hopefully they will be able to recognize the stove or tell you where to look to find a model/serial number.

[@thejimmy6533]

9:08 My Lopi 520/96 air control is just the opposite. All the way in, full on fire, all the way out, closed. It also does not have a bypass damper. From the manual: "Page 29 OPERATING YOUR APPLIANCE Location and Use of Controls Combustion Air Control The Combustion Air Control is located in the center under the ashlip and is operated by pushing or pulling the control. When the control is completely pushed in, it is in the fully open position. When it is completely pulled out, it is in the fully closed position." Why would this air control not be the same on all Lopi models?

[@Bradyvilleboy]

I just bought a 1250 from Hearth and Grill in Nashville. It is for comfort and emergency. It. Is not the main heat source. It sure is small. I hope I don't wish for a larger stove.

[@AshevilleSkyPilot]

Jack

[@Guitarzan8]

What does that mean “it becomes a service component “ in plain English?

[@mikecoffee7548]

It means you will have to replace it

[@helihoot]

Cold rolled steel is mild steel

[@LopiNorthAmericasFavoriteFire]

Mild steel has nothing to do with it being cold rolled or hot rolled. Cold rolled steel is simply hot rolled steal that has undergone additional processing at room temperature, making it stronger and giving it a better surface finish. Mild steel is available as either hot rolled or cold rolled. We upgrade to cold rolled steel for its additional strength.

[@helihoot]

@@LopiNorthAmericasFavoriteFire Thank you!