Scandia Stoves

"Scandia stoves were made in Taiwan by Franklin Cast Products of Warwick, RI.
The stoves were mostly copies of existing American and European designs, but of much lesser quality.

Most stoves were imported during the time period 1979 to 1984. The company went out of business - possibly due to lawsuits from companies regarding copies of their stoves (Trademark and other such violations).

They also marketed one of the first catalytic stoves, the Concorde Catalytic, which was produced for them in the USA by Roper (large appliance maker)."

"The Scandia wood stove usually means you have a cheap stove, if its more than a few years old. For a long time, Scandias were cheap Taiwanese knockoffs of name brand stoves. You may also see a service tag for Franklin Cast Products, as they seem to be an affiliated brand.

Jotul and Morso were often copied. They were made for several years in the 80s and 90s but seem to have gone away. They had a reputation as being hard to manage. There was no real air control built into them. The castings are generally not as nice as you'd want.

If you have one or buy a house or home that has one, you can have it reviewed and test fire it. I heard several owners who say that their's heats decently so its tough to know. Definitely make sure its up to code.

There is an Australian outfit that produces heaters under the Scandia name today, but they are not affiliated with the old knockoff maker. I haven't had experience with this company, so its unclear right now how good they are."

Scandia Glass Sizes

We currently do not have any Scandia patterns or sizes. If you have a Scandia stove and need glass for it, contact us. We will need some measurements. If your glass has a pattern to it, we may need you to send us an outline of the pattern.

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Scandia is a brand of wood heaters and stoves that are designed and manufactured in Australia. The company has been producing wood heaters for over 60 years, and is well-known for its durable and reliable products. Here is some information on Scandia stoves:

Product range: Scandia offers a range of wood heaters and stoves, including freestanding and insert models. The company also offers a range of flue kits, accessories and spare parts.
Features: Scandia stoves are designed to be efficient and easy to use. Many models feature a large firebox and a clean-burning technology that reduces emissions and improves heating efficiency. The stoves are also designed to be easy to install and maintain.
Construction: Scandia stoves are constructed from high-quality materials, including cast iron, steel and firebrick. The stoves are designed to be durable and long-lasting, and many models feature a heat-resistant finish that is both attractive and functional.
Efficiency: Scandia stoves are designed to be highly efficient, with many models boasting an efficiency rating of over 80%. The stoves are designed to provide long, slow burns that keep the room warm for hours on end, while using minimal wood.
Safety: Scandia stoves are designed with safety in mind, and many models feature a range of safety features, including a firebrick lining that helps to protect the stove from overheating, and a removable ash pan that makes it easy to clean out the stove.

Overall, Scandia stoves are a popular choice for those looking for a reliable and efficient wood heater or stove. The company has a long-standing reputation for producing high-quality products, and their stoves are known for their durability, efficiency and ease of use.