I'm sure this has been asked before, but bear with me and help a long time woodburner with his new stove.
I used an "all nighter" Jumbo Moe for 26 years ( just sold it last week). I don't belive therE was an internet when I picked that one out.
Replacing with a Country Canyon ST310, which will need a hearth extension to go where the "moe" went. ( not to bad, some blocks. bricks etc).
However, My dealer installer suggested a Canyon c310( basically the same stove as an insert.), which would make for a much cleaner install.
The laws of thermodynamics haven't changed in 26 years but stove technology has.
Have inserts closed the gap or is freestanding the way to go for max output?
Inputs appreciated.
I used an "all nighter" Jumbo Moe for 26 years ( just sold it last week). I don't belive therE was an internet when I picked that one out.
Replacing with a Country Canyon ST310, which will need a hearth extension to go where the "moe" went. ( not to bad, some blocks. bricks etc).
However, My dealer installer suggested a Canyon c310( basically the same stove as an insert.), which would make for a much cleaner install.
The laws of thermodynamics haven't changed in 26 years but stove technology has.
Have inserts closed the gap or is freestanding the way to go for max output?
Inputs appreciated.