Zero-Clearance....is there a list somewhere?

Good morning everyone. I am hoping someone can direct me to a complete list of zero-clearance woodstove/fireplace hybrids. I have spend days and days googling and searching and I am finding some, but I know someone must have asked this question before and I am hoping there is a list. I want a zero clearance wood burner, non catalytic. The main part of my house is 1300 square feet but there is also a 680 sq ft sunroom that is connected with 6' wide french doors (which I usually leave open so the plants don't freeze) and also a 480 sq ft master suite. I am not expecting to keep the whole house cozy and warm....I just want to supplement my gas furnace.

When I built this house, I framed in the fireplace chase and opening for a Quadrafire. It just had drywall over the opening until I could afford the $$ to buy the fireplace. I think a quadrafire might be overkill for the size of my house. I love the look of the quadrafire though, and also recently discovered the Napoleon NZ-26 which is gorgeous but may be out of my price range. I'd really like to find something that can be installed DIY. I built the house myself.....it seems like a woodstove install shouldn't be all that bad. Can someone please direct me to a list of wood-burners that might meet my needs? Thanks so much!

Cindy

Thanks for the replies! I am looking them over and hope someone can add to the list.

I'll have to give Kozy heat a serious look. I love the idea of real firebrick instead of a stamped firebrick pattern on a thin piece of refractory material. I had a zero clearance in my last house that had that thin stuff and it broke in less than a year. I don't love the look of the Kozy heat nearly as much as the Napoleon NZ-26, but I found out that thing retails for nearly $5000....just for the stove!! WAY out of my budget.

Oh, I like the starburst design on the top grill of the Enerzone! Very nice looking!

10 year warranty is not too good. This is my forever house and I don't want to have to replace my stove. Does the Osburn use real firebricks? I checked Enerzone's web site...there are no dealers anywhere around here. If money was no object, I'd probably get a quadrafire, but that will cost over $6k including installation. If I had that kind of bucks to play with, I'd probably get a geo-thermal heat pump!