Invicta Antaya 41" Cast Iron Wood Burning Stove
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The Invicta Antaya is a wide-view cast iron wood stove that puts the fire at the center of the room. A broad glass door spans most of the stove's 41-1/2" width, and the body sits up on a round pedestal base, so the flames are easy to see from a sofa or across an open floor plan. Model number 6114-44.
Invicta has been making cast iron stoves for 100 years, and the Antaya is built at its plant in Donchery, France. It is EPA certified at 1.9 g/hr, takes logs up to 24" long and is rated to heat up to 2,500 sq ft.
Cast iron holds heat and releases it slowly, so the Antaya keeps warming the room after the flames settle. It puts out up to 90,000 Btu/hr and can burn for 6+ hours on a full load, which makes it a real heat source for a main living area rather than a weekend accent.
The pedestal lifts the firebox to a comfortable viewing height, and the anthracite finish works in a modern loft as well as a farmhouse great room. Compare it with the other wood stoves we carry if you are weighing size and style.
The Antaya vents through a 7" flue at the top to a listed Type HT (UL 103HT) chimney or a lined masonry chimney. An existing 8" flue can be used with a reducer, and Invicta offers a 7" to 8" flue adaptor (model number ED-BVS-8000). With a single-wall connector it needs 19" behind, 18" at the sides and 21" in a corner. With a double-wall connector and Invicta's optional rear heat shield (model number ED-HSB-1001), the rear clearance drops to 12". It sits on non-combustible floor protection at least 56-1/4" x 33", and no insulated hearth pad is needed.
Required for installation (not included):
Optional:
| Model number | 6114-44 |
|---|---|
| Fuel | Cordwood, logs up to 24" long |
| Maximum heat output | 90,000 Btu/hr |
| Emissions | 1.9 g/hr (EPA 2020 standard) |
| Efficiency | 62.5% weighted average (HHV) |
| Heating capacity | Up to 2,500 sq ft |
| Firebox volume | 2.32 cu ft |
| Burn time | Up to 6+ hours |
| Flue | 7" diameter, top exit |
| Chimney | Listed Type HT (UL 103HT) chimney or a code-approved masonry chimney with a flue liner; 15 ft to 45 ft recommended height; draft 0.06" to 0.10" WC |
| Dimensions (H x W x D) | 35-1/2" x 41-1/2" x 19" |
| Weight | 485 lb |
| Color | Anthracite |
| Base | Pedestal |
| Clearances, single-wall connector | Back 19", sides 18", corner 21" |
| Clearances, double-wall connector with rear heat shield | Back 12", sides 18", corner 21" |
| Floor protection | Non-combustible, at least 56-1/4" x 33"; no insulated hearth pad required |
| Outside air | Optional connection for a 3" duct (supplied by others) |
| Listing | EPA certified to the 2020 standard; UL 1482 |
| Mobile home | Not approved |
| Made in | France |
The Antaya suits a homeowner who wants a big, clear view of the fire and steady heat from a cast iron stove. Reach out to our team with your room size and chimney details, and we will help you plan the installation.
How large a space can the Antaya heat?
Invicta rates the Antaya to heat up to 2,500 sq ft. Insulation, ceiling height, layout and climate all change the real figure.
Can it connect to an 8" chimney?
Yes. The stove has a 7" flue, and Invicta allows an existing 8" flue with a reducer. Invicta's 7" to 8" flue adaptor is model number ED-BVS-8000. For a new chimney, Invicta specifies 7".
How close can it go to a wall?
With a single-wall connector: 19" at the back, 18" at the sides and 21" in a corner. With a double-wall connector and the optional rear heat shield, the back clearance is 12".
Can it go in a mobile home?
No. Invicta does not approve this stove for mobile home installation.
Invicta limited warranty:
Invicta's owner's manual adds that signs of over-firing void the warranty, so burn only dry cordwood at the loads it describes.