I saw this on Youtube awhile back and thought they were pretty interesting, does anyone here have an Elm woodstove and if so how do you like it?
Does anyone own an Elm woodstove?
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There have been a couple of threads on Hearth over the years. The big thing to realize is the owner of the ELM website can only sell refurbished older stoves. His rebuilds are reportedly very high quality and I expect some folks are grateful that he had gone to the trouble to make higher quality castings and replacement parts. He has made some very revolutionary improvements to combustion and air quality but he has not had the stoves certified to current EPA standards. Thus in some areas an ELM could not be installed if current EPA certification is required. I have talked to a couple of Elm owners casually at a few parties in VT a decade ago and they liked them, the standard observation is they are a barrel stove on steroids, great for large drafty barn type houses where a lot of heat is needed.
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