- Brand: Lacunza
- Model: Calpe
- Product type: Wood-burning fireplace
- Exterior material: Steel
- Firebox lining: Vermiculite
- Nominal heat output: 12 kW
- Heat output range: 8–16 kW
- Efficiency: 85%
- Energy class: A+
- CO emissions: 0.04%
- Heating volume: 267 m³
- Heating area: 107 m²
- Product dimensions (W × H × D): 600 × 700 × 400 mm
- Firebox dimensions (W × H × D): 530 × 220 × 280 mm
- Net weight: 90 kg
- Maximum log length: 50 cm
- Flue connection: Ø150 mm
- External air supply: Yes
- Features: Double combustion, glass air wash, and cleaning access
- SKU: KAM-302820000000
- EAN: 3000000126707
- CE marking: Yes. Documentation: declaration of performance (DoP)
Lacunza Calpe has a low, straight steel body with a large glass front that provides a clear view of the fire without the stove being particularly tall. The black rectangular shape is suitable for rooms where you want a wide, simple wood stove rather than a tall column model.
The firebox is lined with vermiculite and uses double combustion and air wash to reduce soot on the glass. Calpe also has the option of external combustion air, which needs to be planned for during installation. Unlike Altea, Calpe has no integrated oven; the focus is on space heating and the large glass opening.
Choose Calpe when you want a relatively compact stove with a clean steel surface and a wide view of the fire. Check the flue connection, floor protection, safety distances, and combustion air before deciding on the placement.
Installation
Install the Calpe in accordance with Lacunza's model manual and applicable regulations. Plan the external air supply and flue system before installation, and ensure that the connection is airtight and easy to clean.
Firing
Burn dry wood and follow the manual's recommendations for fuel quantity and air control. Keep the connection for external combustion air unobstructed.
Care and Chimney Sweeping
Allow the stove to cool completely before cleaning. Carefully clean the glass, ash compartment, and flue passages, and handle the vermiculite lining with care. The deflectors can be removed when the flue passages need to be accessed for chimney sweeping.
First Firing
Start with smaller amounts of wood and gradually increase the temperature so that the firebox, seals, and surface finish are gradually brought up to temperature in a controlled manner. Ventilate the room if materials or paint emit odors during the first few firings.
Firing and Air Control
Use dry, untreated wood and follow Lacunza's manual for fuel quantity and air control. The double combustion and glass cleaning systems work best when the air passages are kept clear and the firebox is not overloaded. Open the door slowly when adding wood and avoid overfiring.
