Pacific Energy Firebox.

iluvpikn · Jan 4, 2015

Can anyone tell me the actual dimensions of the Super 27 firebox, and the Summit firebox?

I know one is 2.1cf, and the other is 3cf.

All I can tell from the website is the Summit is 1.5 inches wider.

Where does the extra 0.9 cubic feet come from?

iluvpikn · Jan 4, 2015

Bump.

Huntindog1 · Jan 4, 2015

https://chimneysweeponline.com/wscompf.htm

Might be able to stack wood higher as in more height or the firebox may be deeper

Hogwildz · Jan 4, 2015

I think the firebox o the Summit is more than 1-1/5" wider than the Super.
The Summit has 4 full width firebicks plus the channel in the center.

Grisu · Jan 4, 2015

Super firebox (slightly estimated): 19" deep, 15" wide, 11" high (pretty confident with the first two, the last one based on the firebrick length + metal support for baffle). In support of Hog's post: The Super has only 3 firebricks plus airchannel in the back.

jetmech · Jan 5, 2015

Hogz nailed it, my brother has a t6 and his box is at least 3 or 4 inches wider than my t5... mine is slightly deeper than his. not much.. like a inch.

iluvpikn · Jan 5, 2015

Thanks for the replys. The PE website only shows the outer dimensions of the stoves themselves, not the firebox measurements. I see the Summit can take 20 inch wood, vs the Super 27's 18, but I wasn't sure where the other space comes from.

I am still trying to decide which stove to buy for my new house, and all input is appreciated.

Mwinder98 · Jan 5, 2015

Just bought a super, 9*F out right now 77*F inside my leaky 1560 sqft house, 5-7 hours of good heat output with well over 8 hours with nice hot coals for fast restarts.

Search

Search

Pacific Energy Firebox.

iluvpikn

Member

iluvpikn

Member

Huntindog1

Minister of Fire

Hogwildz

Minister of Fire

Grisu

Minister of Fire

jetmech

Member

iluvpikn

Member

Mwinder98

New Member

Similar threads