Description
The Century Heating CW2100 is a small compact wood fireplace insert that will fit the smallest of masonry fireplaces. While the firebox is on the smaller end of the spectrum, the CW2100 is capable of accepting up to a 17″ log.
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Approx. Heating Area: 250 – 1,200 sq. ft.
Max Output: 45,000 BTU/h
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The Century Heating CW2100 is a small compact wood fireplace insert that will fit the smallest of masonry fireplaces. While the firebox is on the smaller end of the spectrum, the CW2100 is capable of accepting up to a 17″ log.
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The Century Heating CW2100 is a small compact wood fireplace insert that will fit the smallest of masonry fireplaces. While the firebox is on the smaller end of the spectrum, the CW2100 is capable of accepting up to a 17″ log. Producing up to 45,000 BTUs makes the CW2100 insert capable of heating up to 1,200 square feet. A powerful 110 CFM blower is included to help push the heat across the space. The blower cord can be positioned on either the left or the right side of the insert.
The Century Heating CW2100 is an EPA approved non-catalytic stove that is easy to use and runs at an optimum efficiency rating of 82%. The 26″ x 42″ faceplate is included which utilizes a unique spring attachment and allows you to easily set the faceplate to any hearth material. The springs will tension the faceplate to the hearth without having to set the faceplate manually.
A cuttable 32″ x 44″ faceplate is available for slightly wider fireplace openings. While the CW2100 is considered a small wood fireplace insert, the 8 1/8″ H x 17 3/8″ W glass surface is right on par with the large wood insert’s viewing area. The flush mount design offers a simple and contemporary look that will go with just about any decor. The CW2100 is a great choice for a smaller fireplace or if you are just looking for an affordable wood stove insert to update your old masonry fireplace.
| Century Heating CW2100 Specifications | |
| Premium quality blower included (CFM) | Yes 110 CFM |
| Combustion technology | Non-Catalytic |
| Stainless-steel secondary-air system | Yes |
| Flue outlet diameter | 6” |
| Chimney diameter | 6” |
| Type of chimney | UL 1777 Chimney Liner |
| Minimum chimney height | 15′ |
| Overall dimension (Width) | 27 7/8″ |
| Overall dimension (Height) | 20 1/8″ |
| Overall dimension (Depth) | 15 1/2″ |
| Door type | Cast Iron |
| Door opening size (Width) | 18.25″ |
| Door opening size (Height) | 7.875″ |
| Glass type | Ceramic glass |
| Glass surface – W x H | 17.375″ W x 8.125″ H |
| Maximum log length | 17″ |
| Log positioning | Right To Left |
| Baffle type | High quality vermiculite |
| Minimum fireplace opening (Height) | 19″ |
| Minimum fireplace opening (Width) | 25″ |
| Minimum fireplace opening (Depth) | 15.5″ |
| High-efficiency certified appliance | Yes |
| Canadian Standard (safety) | ULC-S628 |
| Alcove installation approved | No |
| Fuel type | Cordwood |
| Recommended heating area | 250 to 1,200 Sq Ft |
| Overall firebox volume | 1.1 Sq Ft |
| EPA loading volume | 1.03 Sq Ft |
| Maximum burn time | 7 Hours |
| Maximum heat output-dry cordwood | 31,700 BTU/h |
| Minimum overall heat output rate | 8,471 BTU/h |
| Optimum efficiency | 82% |
| Optimum heat transfer efficiency | 78% |
| Average particulate emission rate | 1.5 g/h EPA |
| Average CO | 34 g/h |
| Canada | United States | |||
| Clearances – Base of unit to ceiling** | 72” | 72” | ||
| Clearances – Combustible top mantle to unit | 34″ | 34” | ||
| Clearances – Combustible sidewall to unit | 16″ | 16” | ||
| * The information given on the certification label affixed to the appliance always overrides the information published in any other media (owner’s manual, catalogues, flyers, magazines and/or web sites). | ||||
| ** Some appliances have been tested with a low ceiling. Before setting up your unit, refer to the installation manual. | ||||


The 5″ Fresh Air Oval Kit is required if you plan on connecting a fresh air intake pipe. The oval adapter kit comes with the oval adapter, 2 clamps and the fresh air intake register hood. The oval adapter is intended for 5″ fresh air intake pipe. You will have to manually ovalize the flexible intake pipe to make the connection to the adapter. The oval adapter can be positioned on either side of the stove.
The Rigid Fire Screen allows you to burn wood in the fireplace insert with the door open just like an old-time fireplace. Hear the crackle of the wood, watch the flames dance around in the firebox and relax around the wood insert on a cold winter’s night. The Rigid Fire Screen is easy to install and easy to remove when you are ready to load more wood. The fireplace insert should not be burning with the door open without the firescreen.
The Century Heating CW2100 fireplace insert has one additional option for the faceplate size. The 32″ x 44″ Cuttable Faceplate is available for fireplaces that are larger than 26″ x 36″. The Cuttable Faceplate easily attaches to the back of the included faceplate to cover any gaps on large fireplaces. You can cut the top edge and sides of the Cuttable Faceplate to contour an arched fireplace or to minimize the amount of flashing you will see. The cuttable 32″ x 44″ faceplate is the perfect solution for larger fireplaces.
The Century Heating CW2100 Wood Burning Insert is EPA rated and has a HHV rating of 75% which qualifies for the wood and pellet stove tax credit through the end of 2032. From January 2023 through December 2032 you can receive up to a 30% tax credit for the installation and parts required, such as chimney liner and insulation. This is one of the largest tax credits the wood and pellet stove industry has ever had. If you are looking to update your old drafty fireplace consider the Century Heating CW2100 Wood Burning Insert.
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