Invicta

Invicta stoves at a glance

All 11 stoves burn cordwood and come in Invicta's anthracite finish. Heat output and heating capacity are the figures Invicta publishes for each model.

The 41" family: Antaya, Itaya, Symphonia, Theia and Gaya

These six stoves share one firebox: 2.32 cu ft, logs up to 24" long, up to 90,000 Btu/hr and 6+ hour burns, EPA certified at 1.9 g/hr. What changes is the body around it.

• Invicta Antaya: a broad glass door across most of its 41-1/2" width, on a round pedestal.
• Invicta Itaya: curved, ribbed side panels that run down to the floor as legs. At 17" deep it is the slimmest of the group.
• Invicta Symphonia: swirling lines on the doors that echo the flames, on a round pedestal.
• Invicta Theia: two smooth, flat doors around the fire window, on a round pedestal, for a plain modern front.
• Invicta Gaya Ardoise: two large doors with a veined, slate-like texture, 47-1/4" wide.
• Invicta Gaya Feuille: two large doors with a branching leaf pattern, 51-1/4" wide.

All six vent through a 7" flue at the top. With a single-wall connector they need 19" behind, 18" at the sides and 21" in a corner, and with a double-wall connector and the optional rear heat shield the rear clearance drops to 12". They sit on non-combustible floor protection at least 56-1/4" x 33", with no insulated hearth pad required.

Compact stoves: Kazan, Kazan GA and Kiara

These three share a smaller firebox: 1.53 cu ft, logs up to 22" long, up to 42,000 Btu/hr and 4+ hour burns, EPA certified at 1.76 g/hr. At 25-1/2" wide and 14-3/4" deep, they fit a den, a cabin, a sunroom or a smaller living room.

• Invicta Kazan: deep fins around the body, modeled on cast iron radiators, that add heat transfer surface.
• Invicta Kazan GA: the same finned body with a wide, screen-printed glass door that shows more of the fire.
• Invicta Kiara: a flat front and a grid of square panels on each side in place of the fins.

Their 6" flue leaves from the top or the back. With a single-wall connector they need 16" behind, 20" at the sides and 15" in a corner. With a double-wall connector and the optional rear heat shield, the rear clearance drops to 6" (22" at the sides). Floor protection must be at least 41-1/4" x 36-1/4".

Double-sided stoves: Aaron and Nelson

The Invicta Aaron and Invicta Nelson have glass on two faces, so the fire shows from both sides. They take logs up to 30" long, put out up to 90,000 Btu/hr and are rated to heat up to 1,500 sq ft, which suits a stove standing between a living area and a dining area.

The Aaron is a low 25" stove designed to sit on a stone hearth or on one of Invicta's black support benches, 39" or 63" long. The Nelson raises the same idea on a pedestal, 37-1/2" tall. Both vent through a 7" flue at the top and need 48" of clearance in front and behind, 23" at the sides and 96" to the ceiling, with non-combustible floor protection at least 16" out from the glass and 8" past each side of it.

What to order with an Invicta stove

Every stove also needs non-combustible floor protection and a stove connector sized to its flue. The 41" family and the Kazan family can take outside combustion air through a 3" duct, supplied by others.

Choosing the right size

Invicta's heating capacity is a maximum. Insulation, ceiling height, layout and climate all change how much area a stove will heat in your home. If you are between two sizes, contact us with your square footage and chimney details and we will help you choose.

Invicta warranty

Invicta covers its stoves with a limited warranty: 10 years on the cast iron firebox body, 3 years on all cast iron components and 1 year on all other components, such as gaskets and glass. Invicta adds that signs of over-firing void the warranty, so burn only dry cordwood at the loads the manual describes.

Invicta FAQs

Where are Invicta stoves made?

Invicta builds them at its plant in Donchery, France.

Are Invicta stoves EPA certified?

The six 41" stoves are EPA certified to the 2020 standard at 1.9 g/hr, and the Kazan, Kazan GA and Kiara at 1.76 g/hr. The double-sided Aaron and Nelson are listed to UL 1482 and are EPA exempt.

Can an Invicta stove go in a mobile home?

No. Invicta does not approve any of these stoves for mobile home installation.

Can I connect an Invicta stove to an 8" chimney?

The 41" family has a 7" flue, and Invicta allows an existing 8" flue with a reducer: the 7" to 8" flue adaptor (ED-BVS-8000). For a new chimney, Invicta specifies 7".

Which Invicta stove can sit closest to a wall?

The Kazan, Kazan GA and Kiara. With a double-wall connector and the rear heat shield, they need 6" behind. The 41" family needs 12" with its shield.

Do Invicta stoves need an insulated hearth pad?

No. The 41" family and the Kazan family need non-combustible floor protection of the size listed above, with no insulated hearth pad required.

Which Invicta stove shows the fire from two sides?

The Aaron and the Nelson. The Aaron sits low on a hearth or bench, and the Nelson stands on a pedestal.

Still deciding?

• Wood stoves from every brand we carry: Wood Stoves
• Clean-burning stoves and inserts: EPA Approved Wood Stoves
• Questions about sizing, venting or clearances: contact us