Lopi Endeavor Next-Gen Hybrid Wood Stove
Wood Stove
Lopi Endeavor Next-Gen Hybrid
Brand: LopiA wood stove built for daily use, from the first frost to spring.
Figures per the manufacturer. Real-world results depend on your home, fuel, and install.
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Who It's For
If you burn wood every day all winter, small annoyances add up: smoky reloads, an ash pan that fills too fast, sooty glass. You need a stove that makes the daily routine easy. The Endeavor is for the household that heats with wood day in and day out and wants up to 2,000 square feet covered. Choose a stove that’s fussy to tend and you’ll feel it by January; choose the Endeavor and the routine comes down to loading wood and emptying a roomy pan.
What Makes It Special
The large-capacity ash pan is the everyday win. It’s easy to empty, and a clean stove keeps burning efficiently, rated up to 80%.
A bypass damper helps keep smoke out of the room when you open the door to reload, and the 165-square-inch window stays clean, so you see the fire, not soot.
Expect up to 10 hours on a load, and the maker notes it keeps heating your home when the power goes out. Legs come standard; a rear-mount blower and the GreenStart igniter are optional.
Possible Downsides
- The blower is optional. Without it, warmth radiates from the stove body.
- Logs top out at 18 inches. For 24-inch wood, look at the Liberty.
- Wood heat is hands-on. Hauling, loading, and chimney sweeping come with the territory.
If you heat with wood every day and want the chores to stay small, the Endeavor NexGen-Hybrid is the right decision. Winter evenings settle into a routine you look forward to.
Legs and the ash pan come with it; add the rear-mount blower, the push-button igniter, an outside air kit, or firewood moisture meters.
Manuals and Documents
- Lopi on lopistoves.com (manufacturer's website)
- Owner's manual (PDF, www.travisindustries.com)
- Brochure (PDF, www.travisindustries.com)
- Architect's guide (PDF, www.travisindustries.com)
Documents open on the manufacturer's website. Your installer follows the manual for your exact install.
The Lopi Story
Lopi is a wood, pellet, and gas stove brand founded by Kurt Rumens in Bellevue, Washington, in 1979. In 1988, Rumens sold the company to Travis Garske, who joined it with the Avalon stove company under a new name, Travis Industries. Lopi is a brand of Travis Industries, Inc., along with Fireplace Xtrordinair, DaVinci Custom Fireplaces, and Fire Garden, and its stoves are designed and hand-assembled in Mukilteo, Washington. Rumens is still president and general manager.
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