New to site but it's great Looking to replace old Liberty Bell in garage I need large fire box 22inch so I don't have to cut two sizes My quad 5700 in house burns 22 inch Hard to find large log burners Non Cat of course. Any one have a Enerzone 3.4 or Heatilator ws22 ?
enerzone 3.4 or Heatilator Ws22
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simple.serf
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I have an Enerzone 2.9 and it seems to be a pretty good stove. I was going to go with the 3.4 due to the space I am trying to heat, but the pedestal base just doesn't do it for me. With the 2.9 i got still got a large firebox (for a 6" stack) and I can look at it! I saw the 3.4 burning at the shop, and man, it just cruises.
no experience with the Heatilator.
no experience with the Heatilator.
Rage_Perry
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I have a Heatiliator WS22 and am fairly happy with it.
I heat 1800 sq/ft with it and it does as well of a job as I expect it to in a 110 year old house with marginal insulation.
The WS22 does have a huge firebox for a non-cat, but one thing that I kind of wish that it had was an ash pan. I pretty much have to shovel 3-5 inches of ash/coal out whenever I am going to re-load it.
I think that ultimately it is a great stove for the price and performance but I would rather have found one with legs as opposed to the pedestal.
It is also pretty easy to operate- just 1 air control lever.
Good luck in your decision making and let me know if you have any other questions.
I heat 1800 sq/ft with it and it does as well of a job as I expect it to in a 110 year old house with marginal insulation.
The WS22 does have a huge firebox for a non-cat, but one thing that I kind of wish that it had was an ash pan. I pretty much have to shovel 3-5 inches of ash/coal out whenever I am going to re-load it.
I think that ultimately it is a great stove for the price and performance but I would rather have found one with legs as opposed to the pedestal.
It is also pretty easy to operate- just 1 air control lever.
Good luck in your decision making and let me know if you have any other questions.
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