PLEASE HELP IDENTIFY THIS UNUSUAL WOODSTOVE??

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Please_Help_Dave

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Oct 27, 2014
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Mystery Modern-looking Stove - Make ? Model?

Dear Members,

Can you please help me identify this unusual modern looking wood stove (see photos). Make? Model? I've looked and there are no marking in the usual places (sides, back, under trim) and "woodheatstoves" was not able to ID it. I should mention that it was likely installed in the early 1980s. Is it from a known manufacture or custom?

stove2.jpeg

https://www.dropbox.com/s/rsbbuqp8nb96xyo/stove2.jpeg?dl=0

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https://www.dropbox.com/s/kqe8mt541yrw24j/stove.jpeg?dl=0

Many thanx,
Dave
 
I love it! Never seen a stove like that, it reminds me of my good old Sotz 55 gallon drum stove, only sawed in half, with a glass door. Very good looking stove.
 
I think I've seen that one before. Looks like a Malm but I'll have to check.
 
Haven't seen one but i like the look no idea about the function but it looks good
 
Nope. I know I've seen that before, but no idea who made it. Might have been the same shot in an old thread. Looks European.
 
Looks like a turtle with really bad heartburn. !!! Never seen anything quite like it. Rick
 
It's a briarwood, made in the 70's massive heater pretty sure it was UL listed at the time
 
Thanks h i !
 
It's a briarwood, made in the 70's massive heater pretty sure it was UL listed at the time

Thank you - You sound confident, which I like. It is a pretty massive heater and could be well made in the 1970s. I've searched for it w/Briarwood, but can't see any similar images. Can you tell me more why you think it's a brairwood? Many thanx.

Haven't seen one but i like the look no idea about the function but it looks good
It functions well. Thx. (But it's also my first wood stove, so I'm a newbie).

Tell tale sign would be a metal label attached to the back listing all the manufactor info and clearances and UL and testing lab, pretty sure you won't even find the 4 holes for the rivets.

Thanx, but no luck as no back plate. The back has an extra layer of sheet metal to presumably dampen the back radiation.

I might add that it does look commercial as there are slide on leg covers, etc.

Thanks h i !
Hello - I'm getting good replies, but no convergence yet....
 
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Nope. I know I've seen that before, but no idea who made it. Might have been the same shot in an old thread. Looks European.

Anyone remember the thread?? Given that he's seen it before it would suggest that it is commercial.... But from WHO??? .... The mystery continues. No burning proof yet.
 
What's the dimensions? Looks like it could throw some pretty good heat with that shape.
 
In 30 something years looking at wood stoves and 20+ looking at Malms, I never saw anything like that. Looks like some mid 70's german stove I saw in the adirondaks in he late 80's Driving me nuts trying to remember what it was called.
 
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