
Lopi Evergreen Next-Gen Hybrid Wood Stove

Wood Stove
Lopi Evergreen Next-Gen Hybrid
Brand: LopiA contemporary wood stove you can set on legs or a pedestal.
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See the Evergreen Next-Gen Hybrid on the manufacturer's site: www.lopistoves.com ↗
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Who It's For
A wood stove stands out in the open, so it has to look right in the room as well as heat it. You need one that fits your style and still covers a lot of house. The Evergreen Stove is for the homeowner who wants up to 2,000 square feet of wood heat and a say in how the stove stands on the floor. Pick the base that suits your room, and the stove looks planned rather than parked.
What Makes It Special
Choose legs or a pedestal base. Legs keep it open underneath; the pedestal carries a solid base down to the floor.
One air control runs the fire, the door is cast iron, and loading is from the front. A bypass damper helps keep smoke out of the room when you add wood.
Burns last up to 10 hours at up to 77.3% efficiency, logs up to 20 1/2 inches fit, and the 183-square-inch window keeps the fire in view.
Possible Downsides
- The blower is optional. Without it, the stove heats by radiating from its body.
- Shorter burns than the Liberty. The Evergreen runs up to 10 hours; the Liberty, up to 18.
- Wood heat takes work. Wood to carry, ash to empty, and a chimney to keep swept.
If you want a wood stove that heats a big share of your home and stands the way your room needs it to, the Evergreen NexGen-Hybrid Stove is the right decision. The stove becomes part of the room’s design, and the room stays warm around it.
Choose legs or a pedestal base, then 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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