At Woodburner Insights, we love it when a stove goes beyond the ordinary. The Rocal Hebar V2 woodburner does just that—warming your home while cooking your dinner. This isn’t a gimmick; it’s a serious hybrid woodburning oven and stove designed for people who want performance, character, and piping-hot pizza straight from the flames.
At first glance, the Hebar V2 looks like a clean, modern freestanding stove. But lift the top chamber door and you’ll discover a generously sized enamelled oven, complete with an integrated thermometer and removable cooking tray. It’s spacious enough for a Sunday roast, a crusty sourdough loaf, or even a tray of sticky cinnamon buns—making it one of the most versatile stoves on the market.
The Hebar V2 is available in two versions: a low base model that is perfect for placing onto a hearth or existing upstand, or a logstore model that adds visual height and extra storage for firewood. Both perform identically—your choice simply depends on your room style and layout preferences.
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The second-generation Hebar has been refined in all the right ways. Rocal’s engineers have improved airflow, enhanced gasket sealing, and fine-tuned thermal regulation. The oven door now locks heat in more effectively, while the redesigned flue path ensures more even cooking temperatures. The result? A stove that cooks better, burns cleaner, and looks sharper than ever.
Don’t mistake it for a novelty oven—the Hebar V2 still delivers serious heating power. With a nominal output of 11.8kW and a wide 8–14kW range, it’s more than capable of heating large open spaces. Its efficiency rating exceeds 89%, and it’s Ecodesign 2022 compliant, ensuring a clean burn that meets the latest environmental standards. Thanks to its external air compatibility, it’s also suitable for airtight and passive homes.
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