HIVE Wood 13 wood-burning stove
| Power | 13 kW |
| Fuel | wood |
| Rated room volume | 6 to 13 m³ |
| Stone capacity | 90 kg |
| Controls | — |
| Voltage | — |
| Phase | — |
| Stated amperage | — |
A dash means the publisher does not state that figure. Nothing on this page is estimated.
Specs read from HUUM HIVE Wood maker page, spec table states steam room 6-13 m3 for HIVE Wood 13, 90 kg stone capacity, chimney connection required on 2026-08-30. Manufacturer published.
No published price
No price on the maker page and no scraped retailer page stocks this stove.
No buy button here on purpose: the maker sells through dealers and no stocking retailer we track lists this model. The spec source link below is a citation, not a store.
Where these numbers came from
The numbers above trace to a single source page, linked below so our reading can be checked against the original.
- HUUM HIVE Wood maker page, spec table states steam room 6-13 m3 for HIVE Wood 13, 90 kg stone capacity, chimney connection required (manufacturer published, read 2026-08-30)
Who it suits, and who should skip it
Suits
- • Six person cabins, big glass and shed conversions: the room classes where mid-size stoves top out.
- • Sites without a practical 240 volt run, and buyers who want the ritual of a fire with their heat.
Should skip it
- • A small room. Oversizing wastes panel capacity and reaches temperature before the stones do their work.
- • Anyone unwilling to deal with a flue, local solid-fuel rules and a woodpile. The electric column exists for a reason.
How it sits in the field
The stated figures locate this model in the field. At 13 kW it sits above the 8 kW median of the heaters we track. Its published range spans 7.0 cubic meters, a wider window than the median, which gives a room more margin to land mid-range. The stated stone load of 90 kg sits at or above the 55 kg median of the models that publish one. Only records publishing the relevant figure enter these comparisons, which are recalculated as the database grows.
What the publisher states, and what it does not
Of the 9 facts we try to verify on every heater, the linked pages state 4 for this one.
Not published: a stated amperage, a price, the control type, the voltage. Along with 1 more field we track.
Enough is published to place it, and the missing lines above are what we would confirm in writing before wiring anything.
Common mistakes with this class
Skimping on stones
The stone mass is what turns element heat into sauna heat. This model is specified for its own stone load, and running it short changes how the room feels more than any control option.
Comparing prices across different boxes
One listing ships with stones and controls, another is the bare stove at the same price. Until the contents are priced, the cheaper sticker is just the earlier bill.
Buying at the edge of the rated range
Heater makers publish a volume window and their own guidance says to land in the middle of it. A room at the top of this range heats slowly and runs the elements harder than a size up would.
Closest alternative on power
HIVE 15 kW is the nearest tracked heater by power rating, though it burns nothing: it is electric where this one is wood fired.
| This model | HIVE 15 kW | |
|---|---|---|
| Power | 13 kW | 15 kW |
| Fuel | wood | electric |
| Rated room | 6–13 m³ | 15–23 m³ |
| Voltage | — | 240 V |
| Price | — | — |
Keep reading
- Does your room land in its range
Your room’s effective volume against this heater’s published window, computed the way its maker says to.
- Every wood stove we track
The wood-fired column, with stone mass, rated rooms and the code-variance caveat stated plainly.
- The rooms these stoves serve
All the tracked rooms side by side, heater pairings included as the makers state them.
- A worked example
A four person barrel measured, adjusted and matched, with every step visible.