Osburn 2000 Wood Stove with Blower OB02015
The Osburn 2000 Wood Stove with Blower OB02015 is a non-catalytic freestanding wood stove designed for a manufacturer-recommended heating area of 500 to 2,100 sq. ft.. Burning dry cordwood, it delivers up to 75,000 BTU/h of maximum heat output and combines a 2.4 cu. ft. firebox, up to an 8-hour maximum burn time, and an included 130 CFM blower.
The Osburn 2000 OB02015 requires a door overlay and a base configuration. Choose a black or brushed-nickel door overlay and either a pedestal or compatible black/brushed-nickel cast-iron legs with ash pan kit. These required configuration components are not included.
High-Capacity Non-Catalytic Wood Heating
The Osburn 2000 combines a broad recommended heating range with a substantial firebox, long-log capacity, secondary combustion, and forced-air heat distribution.
Its non-catalytic combustion system works with a stainless-steel secondary-air system, refractory-brick-lined firebox, ceramic-glass viewing door, and air-wash system.
The included 130 CFM blower helps distribute heated air from the stove into the surrounding space.
Osburn 2000 OB02015 at a Glance
Brand
Osburn
Model
OB02015
Product Type
Freestanding Wood Stove
Combustion
Non-Catalytic
Heating Area
500–2,100 sq. ft.
Maximum Output
75,000 BTU/h
Firebox Volume
2.4 cu. ft.
Blower
130 CFM
Base Options
Pedestal or Cast-Iron Legs
Is the Osburn 2000 Right for Your Home?
Best For
- Homes needing a freestanding cordwood stove.
- Recommended heating areas from 500–2,100 sq. ft.
- Buyers wanting up to 75,000 BTU/h maximum output.
- Buyers wanting non-catalytic combustion.
- Homes using a compatible 6" chimney system.
- Buyers wanting an included 130 CFM blower.
- Projects requiring alcove approval.
- Mobile-home installations using the required fresh-air intake.
- Buyers who want pedestal or leg configuration flexibility.
Consider Another Stove If
- You want a fully complete stove without choosing required finish/base components.
- Your chimney cannot meet the 6" system requirements.
- Your installation cannot meet required combustible clearances.
- You cannot provide required floor protection.
- You need a fireplace insert instead of a freestanding stove.
- You cannot provide the required fresh-air intake for mobile-home installation.
Heating Performance & Efficiency
| Recommended Heating Area | 500–2,100 sq. ft. |
|---|---|
| Maximum Heat Output | 75,000 BTU/h (22.0 kW) |
| Overall Heat Output Rate | 14,800–28,600 BTU/h (4.34–8.38 kW) |
| Maximum Burn Time | 8 Hours |
| Average Overall Efficiency – HHV | 69% |
| Average Overall Efficiency – LHV | 74% |
| Optimum Overall Efficiency | 77% |
| Optimum Heat Transfer Efficiency | 75% |
| Average Particulate Emissions | 1.54 g/h |
| Average CO | 89.4 g/h |
Key Features
75,000 BTU/h Maximum Output
Maximum stated output when burning dry cordwood under the specified conditions.
2.4 cu. ft. Firebox
Supports substantial wood loads for a freestanding residential stove.
20" Maximum Log Length
Supports logs up to 20 inches, with 16-inch dry cordwood recommended.
8-Hour Maximum Burn Time
Actual burn duration varies with wood quality, loading, draft, climate, and heating demand.
130 CFM Blower
Helps distribute heat from the stove into the room.
Ceramic Glass Door
Single glass door with cast-iron frame.
Glass Air-Wash System
Helps reduce deposits on the viewing glass during proper operation.
Stainless-Steel Secondary Air
Supports secondary combustion in the non-catalytic firebox.
Ash Drawer
Designed with an easy-to-access ash drawer.
Wood Fuel & Firebox Design
| Fuel Type | Dry Cordwood |
|---|---|
| Recommended Cordwood Length | 16" |
| Maximum Log Length | 20" |
| Log Positioning | Loading Over the Width |
| Overall Firebox Volume | 2.4 cu. ft. |
| EPA Loading Volume | 2.02 cu. ft. |
| Firebox Lining | Refractory Bricks |
| Secondary-Air System | Stainless Steel |
| Baffle | C-Cast or Equivalent |
Door, Glass & Construction
Door
Single glass door with cast-iron frame.
Glass Type
Ceramic glass.
Glass Surface
17 1/8" W × 10 1/4" H.
Air-Wash System
Included.
Body Steel Thickness
3/16".
Top Steel Thickness
5/16".
Required Configuration Components
Door Overlay
Choose either:
- Black
- Brushed Nickel
Base Configuration
Choose either:
- Pedestal
- Black cast-iron legs with ash pan kit
- Brushed-nickel cast-iron legs with ash pan kit
Osburn 2000 Dimensions
Because the stove can be configured with either legs or a pedestal, final overall dimensions depend on the selected base configuration.
| Stove Body Width | 27" |
|---|---|
| Depth | 29" |
| Flue Outlet Diameter | 6" |
| Firebox Width | 21" |
| Firebox Depth | 16 3/4" |
| Firebox Height | 11 7/8" |
| Door Opening Width | 11 7/8" |
| Door Opening Height | 17 1/2" |
| Glass Surface Width | 17 1/8" |
| Glass Surface Height | 10 1/4" |
Chimney & Venting Requirements
Flue Outlet
6"
Chimney Diameter
6"
Chimney Type
CAN/ULC S629 or UL 103 HT (2100°F)
Minimum Chimney Height
12'
Alcove Installation
Approved
Mobile-Home Installation
Approved with fresh-air intake
Mobile-Home & Alcove Installation
Alcove Installation
The Osburn 2000 is approved for alcove installation when all applicable manufacturer requirements are met.
Mobile-Home Installation
The stove is approved for mobile-home installation with a fresh-air intake, subject to the manufacturer's complete installation requirements.
Minimum U.S. Clearances to Combustibles
| Clearance | Single-Wall Pipe | Double-Wall Pipe |
|---|---|---|
| Back Wall | 11" | 6" |
| Corner | 10" | 7" |
| Side Wall | 16" | 16" |
| Top – Measured from Platform | 84" | 84" |
Certifications & Standards
EPA Emissions
EPA 2020 Compliant
Canadian Emissions
CSA B415.1-10
U.S. Safety
UL 1482 and UL 737
Canadian Safety
ULC S627
Testing & Listing
Tested and listed by an accredited laboratory for applicable CAN/USA standards.
Complete Osburn 2000 OB02015 Specifications
| Brand | Osburn |
|---|---|
| Model | OB02015 |
| Appliance Type | Wood Stove |
| Fuel Type | Dry Cordwood |
| Combustion Technology | Non-Catalytic |
| EPA Status | EPA 2020 Approved |
| Recommended Heating Area | 500–2,100 sq. ft. |
| Maximum Heat Output | 75,000 BTU/h (22.0 kW) |
| Overall Heat Output Rate | 14,800–28,600 BTU/h (4.34–8.38 kW) |
| Maximum Burn Time | 8 Hours |
| Overall Firebox Volume | 2.4 cu. ft. |
| EPA Loading Volume | 2.02 cu. ft. |
| Recommended Cordwood Length | 16" |
| Maximum Log Length | 20" |
| Log Positioning | Loading Over the Width |
| Average Overall Efficiency | 69% HHV / 74% LHV |
| Optimum Overall Efficiency | 77% |
| Optimum Heat Transfer Efficiency | 75% |
| Average Particulate Emissions | 1.54 g/h |
| Average CO | 89.4 g/h |
| Blower | 130 CFM |
| Flue Outlet Diameter | 6" |
| Chimney Diameter | 6" |
| Chimney Type | CAN/ULC S629, UL 103 HT (2100°F) |
| Minimum Chimney Height | 12' |
| Baffle | C-Cast or Equivalent |
| Alcove Installation | Approved |
| Mobile-Home Installation | Approved with Fresh-Air Intake |
| Door Type | Single Glass Door with Cast-Iron Frame |
| Glass Type | Ceramic Glass |
| Glass Surface | 17 1/8" W × 10 1/4" H |
| Glass Air-Wash System | Yes |
| Firebox Lining | Refractory Bricks |
| Secondary-Air System | Stainless Steel |
| Base Configuration | Legs or Pedestal |
| Body Steel Thickness | 3/16" |
| Top Steel Thickness | 5/16" |
| Ash Drawer | Yes |
| Shipping Weight | 390 lb (177 kg) |
| Warranty | Limited Lifetime |
Flame Authority Expert Recommendation
Choose the Osburn 2000 OB02015 when you want a substantial freestanding non-catalytic cordwood stove with a broad 500–2,100 sq. ft. recommended heating range, a 2.4 cu. ft. firebox, and an included 130 CFM blower.
Its 75,000 BTU/h maximum output, 20" maximum log capacity, 8-hour maximum burn time, ceramic-glass door, refractory-lined firebox, stainless-steel secondary-air system, alcove approval, and mobile-home approval with fresh-air intake make it a flexible option for qualifying installations.
The most important purchasing step is completing the configuration correctly. Confirm the required door overlay, pedestal or leg package, 6" chimney system, 12' minimum chimney height, floor protection, combustible clearances, and fresh-air requirements where applicable.
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Osburn 2000 OB02015 FAQs
How much space can the Osburn 2000 OB02015 heat?
The manufacturer recommends the Osburn 2000 for heating areas from 500 to 2,100 sq. ft. Actual heating performance depends on the home, climate, chimney, fuel, and installation conditions.
How many BTUs does the Osburn 2000 produce?
The maximum stated output is 75,000 BTU/h (22.0 kW) when burning dry cordwood. The supplied overall heat-output rate is 14,800–28,600 BTU/h.
How long can the Osburn 2000 burn?
The maximum stated burn time is up to 8 hours. Actual duration varies with fuel, loading, draft, and heating demand.
What size logs fit in the Osburn 2000?
The stove accommodates logs up to 20 inches long, while 16-inch dry cordwood is recommended.
What size is the Osburn 2000 firebox?
The stove has an overall firebox volume of 2.4 cu. ft. with supplied firebox dimensions of approximately 21" W × 16 3/4" D × 11 7/8" H.
Does the Osburn 2000 include a blower?
Yes. The OB02015 includes a 130 CFM blower.
Is the Osburn 2000 catalytic or non-catalytic?
The Osburn 2000 is a non-catalytic wood stove using a stainless-steel secondary-air system.
How efficient is the Osburn 2000?
The supplied specifications list average overall efficiency of 69% HHV / 74% LHV, with 77% optimum overall efficiency.
Is the Osburn 2000 EPA 2020 compliant?
Yes. The OB02015 is listed as EPA 2020 compliant with an average particulate emissions rate of 1.54 g/h.
What size chimney does the Osburn 2000 require?
The stove has a 6" flue outlet and specifies a 6" chimney. Listed chimney types include CAN/ULC S629 and UL 103 HT (2100°F).
What is the minimum chimney height?
The supplied specifications state a 12-foot minimum chimney height.
Can the Osburn 2000 be installed in an alcove?
Yes. The supplied specifications identify the Osburn 2000 as approved for alcove installation.
Can the Osburn 2000 be installed in a mobile home?
Yes. It is approved for mobile-home installation with a fresh-air intake, subject to the manufacturer's complete requirements.
What accessories are required to complete the Osburn 2000?
A black or brushed-nickel door overlay is required, along with either a pedestal or compatible cast-iron legs with ash pan kit. These required components are not included with the base stove.
What are the minimum U.S. clearances?
The supplied U.S. information lists an 11" back-wall clearance with single-wall pipe or 6" with double-wall pipe; a 10" corner clearance with single-wall or 7" with double-wall; and 16" side-wall clearance with either pipe type.
Does the Osburn 2000 have an ash drawer?
Yes. The supplied specifications identify an ash drawer. Final configuration depends on the selected pedestal or leg package.
What type of glass does the Osburn 2000 use?
The stove uses ceramic glass with a viewing surface of approximately 17 1/8" W × 10 1/4" H and includes a glass air-wash system.
Before You Order
Confirm Before Purchase
- You specifically need the Osburn 2000 OB02015.
- You have selected the required door overlay.
- You have selected a pedestal or compatible cast-iron leg package.
- Your installation can use the required 6" chimney system.
- Your chimney can meet the 12' minimum height requirement.
- You can maintain the required combustible clearances.
- You can provide the required floor protection.
- If installing in a mobile home, a compliant fresh-air intake will be used.
- You understand that heating and burn-time figures are performance ratings rather than guaranteed results in every home.
Do Not Assume
- That the door overlay is included.
- That the pedestal or leg package is included.
- That final stove height is identical with every base configuration.
- That 77% is the same as the average HHV or LHV efficiency rating.
- That the 75,000 BTU maximum output is the same as the tested overall heat-output range.
- That mobile-home installation is permitted without the required fresh-air intake.
- That alcove approval removes the need to follow clearances and floor-protection requirements.
- That published website clearances override the appliance certification label.
