- Brand: Lacunza
- Model: Leon
- Product type: Wood-burning cast iron stove
- Exterior material: Cast iron
- Firebox lining: Vermiculite
- Nominal output: 12 kW
- Output range: 8–16 kW
- Efficiency: 82%
- Energy class: A+
- CO emissions: 0.07%
- Heating volume: 267 m³
- Heating area: 107 m²
- Product dimensions (W × H × D): 1056 × 879 × 514 mm
- Firebox dimensions (W × H × D): 740 × 270 × 373 mm
- Net weight: 260 kg
- Max log length: 70 cm
- Flue connection: Ø200 mm
- Features: Double combustion, glass air wash, and cleaning access
- SKU: KAM-302230000000
- EAN: 3000000078211
- CE marking: Yes. Documentation: declaration of performance (DoP)
Lacunza Leon is a wide cast iron stove with a large glass door and a low, powerful silhouette. The distinctive cast iron front gives it a clear traditional look, while the long viewing window makes the flames visible across a larger part of the stove.
The cast iron body stands on a steel frame, and the firebox is lined with vermiculite. Grate, ash pan and deflector are included, as are double combustion and glass air wash. Compared to a narrow steel stove, Leon requires more floor space and a surface capable of supporting its heavy construction.
Choose Leon if you want the feel of cast iron and room for longer logs in a wide fireplace opening. Check the floor protection, chimney position and safety distances before determining the placement. The wide glass front should be easily accessible for both refilling wood and cleaning.
Before installation
The Lacunza Leon weighs 260 kg. Therefore, check the load-bearing capacity of the floor before installation and follow the manual's requirements for floor protection, safety clearance, flue duct and combustion air.
Firing
The wide firebox accommodates logs up to 70 cm. Place the wood in carefully and avoid it striking the vermiculite plates. Follow the manual's recommendations for fuel amount and air control.
Maintenance
Clean the glass, ash compartment and flue passages when the stove is cold. Check the seals and chimney regularly and soot according to the applicable intervals.
First firing
Start with smaller amounts of wood and increase the temperature gradually so that the firebox, seals and surface finish are seasoned in a controlled manner. Ventilate the room if materials or paint emit odors during the first firings.
Firing and air control
Use dry, untreated wood and follow Lacunza's manual for fuel amount and air control. Double combustion and glass air wash work best when the air passages are kept clear and the firebox is not overloaded. Open the door gently when adding wood and avoid overfiring.
