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Tulikivi Hile TBH wood-burning sauna stove

Tulikivi makes the Hile TBH wood stove in 1 versions for saunas of 283 ft³ to 706 ft³. Slide to your room size to see which one fits and how fast it heats.

Updated Oct 18, 2026

Output

not published

Rooms

283 ft³–706 ft³

Stones

132 lb

Sizes

1

See it in the 3D studioNot sold in Europe & international in this version

Which size fits your sauna?

Your room's effective volume

494 ft³

177 ft³ – 812 ft³

Effective volume = inside volume, plus 1.2 m³ for every m² of glass, tile or stone; × 1.5 for solid log walls (Harvia's rule, used by most planners).

Sizes and specifications

ModelOutputRoom rangeStonesHeat-upFirewood per session
Hile TBH19650–283 ft³–706 ft³132 lb25–35 min10 lb

Heat-up and cost are our heat model's estimate for each size in a room at the middle of its range: indoor, insulated walls, 68 °F around the sauna, heated to 176 °F, one hour of bathing, electricity at $0.18/kWh (United States average). The maker does not publish this stove's output; the heat-up times use a rough figure from its room range.

Where to see it

  • Hile TBH€3,002 at esaunashop.com (2026-10-18)

Prices and availability come from the shop or maker and change; their page is what counts. Shop offers are added as retailers join.

Sources

Other heaters for the same rooms

Questions and answers

What size sauna does the Tulikivi Hile TBH heat?

Tulikivi rates the sizes for these rooms: Hile TBH 283 ft³–706 ft³. Use your room's effective volume: add 1.2 m³ for every m² of glass, tile or stone, and multiply by 1.5 for solid log walls.

How long does the Tulikivi Hile TBH take to heat up?

In a well-insulated room at the middle of each size's range, our heat model gives about: Hile TBH 25–35 min to reach 176 °F. The maker does not publish the output, so treat these as rough; firing and wood make a big difference.

How many stones does the Tulikivi Hile TBH take?

As stated by Tulikivi: Hile TBH 132 lb. Use the stone size the manual specifies and re-stack the stones at least once a year, replacing crumbled ones.