The HearthStone Bari is for people who want a wood stove that looks like a piece of modern design. It's a slim, round stove designed and built in Germany by Hase, standing 48.7 inches tall, and the body rotates through 225 degrees so you can turn the fire toward your seating. This listing offers seven finishes, from plain Charcoal Steel to textured ceramic and soapstone, so it's easy to match to your room.
Inside, HearthStone's TruHybrid system pairs primary and secondary combustion with a catalyst, and the Bari is EPA certified at 0.94 grams per hour. Its two-layer build does more than look good. The outer panels form a convective air channel that moves warm air into the room and keeps the outside of the stove cooler.
What Makes the Bari Different
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A stove that turns. The Bari rotates through 225 degrees, so you can face the fire toward the couch or the kitchen as you like.
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Two-layer convective design. An inner steel body runs the fire while outer panels create an air channel that circulates warm air and lowers the outside temperature.
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TruHybrid combustion. Primary, secondary, and catalytic combustion work together for a clean burn, certified at 0.94 g/hr.
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Finish choices. Pick Charcoal Steel, soapstone, or one of several ceramic finishes to set the look you want.
This listing is the HearthStone Bari wood stove, model 8171, offered in Charcoal Steel, Charcoal + Soapstone, Lava Ceramic Ringed, Meteorite Ceramic Linear Texture, Wintersea Ceramic Linear Texture, Alabaster Ceramic Smooth, and Soapstone.
Key Specifications
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Combustion: TruHybrid (catalytic)
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Firebox capacity: 1.25 cu ft
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Maximum log length: 17 in vertically, 9 in horizontally
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Flue: 6 in, top exit
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Efficiency (HHV, weighted average): 75.9%
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EPA certified emission rate: 0.94 g/hr
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Height: 48.7 in
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Diameter: 18.5 in
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Stove rotation: 225 degrees
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Ash pan: Included
The efficiency and emission figures are HearthStone's. Real-world results come down to your home, your chimney, the installation, and the wood you burn.
Ownership & Maintenance
The Bari uses a catalytic combustor. The catalyst should be inspected from time to time and will eventually need replacement. We offer ongoing service for our customers, so you won't be on your own with that.
Want to see how the finishes look in person? Stop by our Auburn, Brunswick, and Yarmouth showrooms. We'll help with finish choice, chimney planning, clearances, hearth protection, and installation.
