Well, I think I have seen just about everything out there, BUT ... you never know.
I am probably going with the Woodstock unless something really hits me otherwise. The footprint and look of the Hearthstone Homestead was a contender, as well.
I like different looking things. And I'd like a small footprint. I like the look of the Thelin. Really different, and I like the look of the Elm, and had a couple of those years ago, and loved my 36" Cat Elm. But, I don't want to turn it sideways on current hearth. The Jotul Black Bear is cool, but same thing - have to turn it sideways.
Not to be offensive, but for me the vast majority of steel stoves and steel/iron combo stoves I have seen look like televisions on a stand or on legs. The Osburn 1800 looks nice. There are some decent looking steel and iron stoves I have seen but have too large a footprint for my hearth.
Just wondering if anyone knows of a different looking steel unit that also has a shallow depth footprint that has some good specs. A Cat is good too.
Otherwise, guess I'll be calling Woodstock.
I am probably going with the Woodstock unless something really hits me otherwise. The footprint and look of the Hearthstone Homestead was a contender, as well.
I like different looking things. And I'd like a small footprint. I like the look of the Thelin. Really different, and I like the look of the Elm, and had a couple of those years ago, and loved my 36" Cat Elm. But, I don't want to turn it sideways on current hearth. The Jotul Black Bear is cool, but same thing - have to turn it sideways.
Not to be offensive, but for me the vast majority of steel stoves and steel/iron combo stoves I have seen look like televisions on a stand or on legs. The Osburn 1800 looks nice. There are some decent looking steel and iron stoves I have seen but have too large a footprint for my hearth.
Just wondering if anyone knows of a different looking steel unit that also has a shallow depth footprint that has some good specs. A Cat is good too.
Otherwise, guess I'll be calling Woodstock.
