- Product type: Wood-burning cooker with oven
- Series/model: Vulcano 8T
- Fuel: Wood
- Nominal output: 12.0 kW
- Output range: 8–16 kW
- Efficiency: 85%
- CO emissions: 0.09%
- NOx: 120 mg
- OGC: 115 mg
- Particulates: 33 mg
- Heating volume: 267 m³
- Heating area: 107 m²
- Dimensions (W × H × D): 1010 × 860/900 × 600 mm
- Firebox (W × H × D): 297 × 330 × 515 mm
- Oven (W × H × D): 500 × 400 × 420 mm
- Weight: 325 kg
- Max wood length: 50 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:
- Ceramic glass cooktop – SKU KAM-301322011400, EAN 3000000112298
- Ceramic glass cooktop with wood storage – SKU KAM-301322011440, EAN 1000000095234
- CE marking: Yes. Documentation: declaration of performance (DoP)
The Lacunza Vulcano 8T is the wide cast-iron cooker for kitchens where wood-fired cooking is a central part of everyday life. The large glass-ceramic hob sits above the fireplace and oven, while the enameled cast-iron surfaces give the cooker a solid and classic appearance.
The Vulcano 8T has a wider oven and larger cooking surface than the Vulcano 7T. At VillaHome, you can choose a glass-ceramic top with or without a wood store under the cooker. The storage option is ideal when you want to keep wood close at hand, while the version without a drawer offers a different design for the lower section.
Choose the Vulcano 8T when the size of the oven and the workspace are more important than a narrow format. The heavy cast-iron construction requires a floor with sufficient load-bearing capacity and stability, and the chimney, safety clearances, and the ability to clean the oven and flue systems need to be planned before installation.
Choosing a Model
The model with a wood box provides integrated storage under the stove. The standard version is suitable if you prefer a cleaner installation or already have another place to store wood.
Installation
The stove's considerable weight requires a stable floor with sufficient load-bearing capacity. Follow Lacunza's manual and applicable Swedish regulations regarding ventilation, floor protection, safety clearances and chimneys.
Cooking
The Vulcano 8T's larger oven provides more space than the 7T, but also needs to be heated evenly. Adjust the fire and allow the stove time to reach a stable temperature before baking.
Care
Clean the ceramic glass, oven, glass, ash compartment and flue passages when the stove is cold. Wipe enameled surfaces with a soft, damp cloth. Check the seals and soot the chimney at the recommended intervals.
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, fire-resistant materials, oven and cooktop. Ventilate the room if the surface treatment or seals emit odors during the burn-in period.
