Canyon Lodge C130W Large vs True North TN25c

Last updated: October 31, 2026

The Canyon Lodge C130W Large rates 3.3 among pellet stoves stoves; the True North TN25c rates 3.1 among wood stoves ones. The Canyon Lodge C130W Large costs $1,139.01 less ($1,599.99 vs $2,739).

Canyon Lodge C130W Large vs True North TN25c

Prices were last checked October 31, 2026 and are subject to change; the price and availability shown by the retailer at the time of purchase apply.

Scores side by side

These two sit in different type classes (pellet stoves and wood stoves), and each is scored against the reference points for its own class, so a rating says how well each does among its own type peers. How we rank explains each factor.

Factor weightCanyon Lodge C130W LargeTrue North TN25c
Overall rating3.3/53.1/5
Efficiency 30%85 77% EPA tested efficiency (HHV)80 76% EPA tested efficiency (HHV)
Value 30%20 $54.24 per 1,000 BTU of EPA tested output ($1,599.99, 29,501 BTU)0 $93.80 per 1,000 BTU of EPA tested output ($2,739, 29,200 BTU)
Emissions 15%35 1.6 g/h of smoke particles (EPA)56 1.1 g/h of smoke particles (EPA)
Warranty 10%50 warranty not published (neutral score used)22 3-year warranty
Convenience 15%60 burn time not published, thermostat not stated, app control65 takes 20 in logs, blower optional

Specifications

Canyon Lodge C130W LargeTrue North TN25c
EPA certification
EPA certifiedYes (2020 standard)Yes (2020 standard)
Efficiency (HHV)77%76%
Emissions1.6 g/h1.1 g/h
Tested heat output12,746 to 29,501 BTU13,500 to 29,200 BTU
Heating
FuelWood pelletsCord wood
TypeFreestandingFreestanding
Advertised output-60,000 BTU
Heats up to3,000 sq ft-
CatalyticNoYes
BlowerIncludedOptional
Thermostat-No
App controlYesNo
Fuel
Firebox-2 cu ft
Longest log-20 in
Hopper130 lb-
Power needed120 V outlet120 V outlet
Installation
Flue size-6 in
Mobile home approvedYesYes
Safety listing-Intertek
Dimensions25.75 x 27.6 x 36.73 in (W x D x H)21.625 x 29.875 x 28.375 in (W x D x H)
Weight209.4 lb-
Warranty-3 years
Released2022-11-

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