HearthStone Lincoln TruHybrid™
The HearthStone Lincoln TruHybrid™ is a soapstone and cast iron wood-burning stove engineered for small spaces that demand serious, long-lasting heat. Built around HearthStone's proprietary TruHybrid™ combustion system, it combines the radiant warmth of natural soapstone with catalytic efficiency for cleaner, longer, more consistent burns.
Key Specifications
- Construction: Full soapstone + cast iron
- Technology: TruHybrid™ catalytic combustion
- Cook Plate: Integrated square top cook plate for warming
- Catalyst Access: Top-mounted for easy servicing
- Ideal For: Small to medium spaces
Why Homeowners Choose the Lincoln TruHybrid™
Soapstone is one of nature's best heat-retention materials — it absorbs heat slowly during a fire and releases it steadily for hours after the flames die down, creating a gentle, even warmth that cast iron alone can't match. Pair that with TruHybrid™ catalytic technology and you get a stove that burns cleaner, longer, and more efficiently than conventional wood stoves. The integrated cook plate on top is a practical bonus for keeping a kettle warm or taking the chill off a pot of soup on a cold night.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes soapstone different from cast iron for heating?
Soapstone has a higher heat capacity than cast iron, meaning it absorbs more energy and releases it more slowly and evenly. This results in a more comfortable, consistent room temperature rather than intense heat spikes followed by rapid cool-down.
Is this stove good for small spaces?
Yes — the Lincoln TruHybrid™ is specifically designed for smaller rooms and spaces where a large insert or freestanding stove would be oversized. Contact us to confirm it's the right fit for your square footage.
Can I cook on this stove?
The integrated square cook plate on top is ideal for warming food and beverages. It's not a full cooking range, but it's a practical feature for cold-weather use.
What is TruHybrid™ technology?
TruHybrid™ combines primary and secondary combustion with a catalytic combustor to extract maximum heat from every load of wood while minimizing emissions — giving you longer burn times and a cleaner chimney.
Is professional installation required?
Yes — wood stoves must be installed by a certified hearth professional to ensure proper clearances, venting, and warranty coverage. We offer certified installation at all our locations.