Product Overview
Bring the warmth and atmosphere of a traditional wood-fired sauna to your space with the Harvia LINEAR 22 GREENFLAME ES Wood-Burning Sauna Stove. Its distinctive design gives the sauna a natural focal point, while the model-specific specifications below help you choose the right installation.
Key Features
- Sleek black color
- GreenFlame fire chamber
- Controlled burn
- Particulate emissions generated by wood reduced by 20%
- Carbon monoxide emissions reduced by 70%
- Large glass door
- Adjustable legs
- 20 liter water tank built in
- 2 Year Warranty
Specifications
-
Output: 15.7 kW
-
Recommended sauna volume: 318-636 CU. FT.
-
Installation: Floor Mount
-
Construction: Steel
-
Finish: Graphite Black
-
Dimensions: 17.7" (449mm) × 26" (660mm) × 30" (762mm)
-
Weight: 167.6 lbs (76 kg)
-
Certifications / listings: CE, EAC
Wood-Burning Installation
This is a wood-burning sauna stove and does not use an electric heating circuit. Follow the Harvia installation manual for required safety clearances, chimney/flue configuration, floor and wall protection, and all applicable local building and fire codes.
Sauna Stone Requirements
-
Minimum required stones: 88 lbs (40 kg)
-
Required quantity: 2 × 44-lb boxes
-
Harvia stone type: AC3020
-
Stone size: 4–6 in. (10–15 cm)
Sauna stones are required for operation and are sold separately unless explicitly included in a heater package.
What's Included
Linear 22 GreenFlame ES Stove
Installation and Operation Manual
Warranty
Required for Operation
88 lbs of Split-Face Sauna Stones (Qty 2 x 44 lbs of 10-15cm stones)
Installation Note
Sauna heater sizing must account for the room's adjusted volume, including glass, masonry, and other non-insulated surfaces. Review the model-specific Harvia installation and operation manual before purchase and installation.
Before You Order
Confirm the selected model’s heater output, sauna room suitability, control requirements and sauna stone specifications using the product details and Harvia installation manual. For wood-burning models, verify flue routing, clearances and required protective components; for electric models, have a qualified electrician confirm the electrical installation.
