I have seriously been looking at these and looking for some input?
http://www.stoveworksusa.com/16-24.html
http://www.stoveworksusa.com/16-24.html
Anyone use a Stove Works stove?
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Never heard of it. I couldn't find any info other than from the manufacturer. It doesn't appear to be EPA certified or UL listed. There are probably better choices.
What interests you about it? The multifuel capability? Wood stoves are best at burning wood, pellet and pellet/multifuel (corn, cherry pits, etc) are best at burning those fuels.
How much are you looking to heat? Budget?
Never heard of it. I couldn't find any info other than from the manufacturer. It doesn't appear to be EPA certified or UL listed. There are probably better choices.
What interests you about it? The multifuel capability? Wood stoves are best at burning wood, pellet and pellet/multifuel (corn, cherry pits, etc) are best at burning those fuels.
How much are you looking to heat? Budget?
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