- Product type: Wood-burning cooker with oven
- Series/model: Lis 7T
- Fuel: Wood
- Nominal output: 10 kW
- Output range: 7–13 kW
- Efficiency: 76 %
- CO emissions: 0.11 %
- NOx: 120 mg
- OGC: 80 mg
- Particulates: 34 mg
- Heating volume: 222 m³
- Heating area: 89 m²
- Dimensions (W × H × D): 900 × 850 × 550 mm
- Firebox (W × H × D): 240 × 300 × 400 mm
- Oven (W × H × D): 370 × 420 × 420 mm
- Weight: 199 kg
- Max wood length: 40 cm
- Flue connection: Ø150 mm
- Exterior material: Cast iron
- Firebox material: Cast iron / refractory material
- Oven: Stainless steel
- Features: Perfect Combustion, double combustion, Extra Clean Glass, Cleaning Access and Easy To Clean
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Variants at VillaHome:
- Cast iron cooktop – SKU KAM-301163011000, EAN 1000000001181
- Top-mounted flue outlet – SKU KAM-301163011001, EAN 3000000093771
- Ceramic glass cooktop – SKU KAM-301163011400, EAN 1000000000054
- Ceramic glass cooktop with flue outlet – SKU KAM-3011632121, EAN 3000001329633
- CE marking: Yes. Documentation: declaration of performance (DoP)
The Lacunza Lis 7T is a wood-burning cast iron stove in the mid-range of the series, with a glass door facing the firebox and a separate stainless steel oven. It is suitable when a traditional wood stove should be used for both dinner preparation and baking, but the kitchen does not have space for the Lis 8T's widest work surface.
Several top surfaces are available to choose from: classic cast iron, glass-ceramic, and special versions with a flue pipe outlet at the top. The top connection must match the chimney's placement, while the choice of cooking surface primarily affects the feel and maintenance during cooking. The Lis 7T offers a larger oven than the Lis 5T and has a cast iron firebox with grates and ash drawer.
Choose the right top version before planning the kitchen's fixed connections. Also check floor protection, load-bearing capacity, combustion air, and safety distances against Lacunza's installation instructions. The stove's flue paths and cleaning hatch need to be accessible after installation.
Choosing a Model
Choose the cooktop and flue system based on how the stove will be used and where the chimney is located. Check that the selected model is suitable for the planned installation.
Installation
Follow Lacunza's Lis manual and applicable Swedish regulations for floor protection, ventilation, safety clearances and chimneys. The stove must be level and stable.
Cooking
The oven and cooktop are heated by the same fire that heats the room. Plan the amount of wood and air supply to achieve the desired temperature in both the oven and the room.
Care
Clean the enamel and oven using mild methods when the stove is cold. Keep the glass, ash compartment and flue passages clean. Care for cast iron and glass-ceramic surfaces with products designed for each surface and soot the chimney regularly.
First Use
Heat the stove gradually using smaller amounts of wood during the first few uses. This reduces rapid temperature fluctuations in the cast iron, refractory material, oven and cooktop. Ventilate the room if the surface treatment or seals emit odours during the burn-in period.
