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alfiredup

alfiredup

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Aug 25, 2008
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Eastern Long Island , NY
Hi everyone.


I live on Eastern Long Island. I am looking to buy a woodburning insert. My house is a 1500 sq ft ranch. I have a 1.5 ft raised hearth, brick fireplace.

I ruled ot the Vermont Casing inserts mostly because of the warranty. I'm looking at the Hampton HI 300. I am open to any suggestions. I really want a well made

insert that will last. I'm not looking to heat the house 24/7, but definetly to cut down on the evil oil.


Thanks in advance. :cheese:
 
Jotul kennebec 450 is a good choice for that square footage. I am going on two years with mine now - it's a work of art and works very well.

jeff
 
the hi 300 is a great stove many people on here have them if its in your budget you'll be happy
 
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