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amount of fuel (smoke and gasses) present will dictate which system (or both) is most active. Simply
allowing more air into the firebox will generate more heat there, while also increasing the amount of
oxygen to light off the secondary combustion process. The result is a spectacular light show as the sec-
ondary flames swirl and tumble around the firebox. The entire stove body will radiate warmth for
hours. Less air to the firebox will slow the primary combustion, and create the ideal conditions for an
effective catalytic reaction. The catalytic combustor will become very active as the smoke and oxygen not
consumed in the firebox will provide it with the necessary ingredients to effectively break down the
compounds in the smoke, and generate substantial heat at the top of the stove. Heat will be delivered to
your home very evenly and moderately for twelve hours or more.
These two systems are not mutually exclusive and have been designed to work together. The Progress
Hybrid is designed to utilize each system or both depending on the conditions present in the firebox.
This makes operating the Progress as simple as possible while providing a clean and efficient burn over
a wider range of heat output.
This hybrid design makes the Progress the perfect marriage of modern combustion technology and the
timeless beauty and function of soapstone.
Catalytic Bypass Damper
Top or Rear Vent
Secondary Inlet
Stainless steel fireback,
perforated air inlets for
secondary combustion.
Primary Air Wash
Double Glass
Right Primary Inlet
Heat Exchange Fins
SMOKE EXIT PATH
Primary Air Manifold
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