Does anyone have experience with the Jotul 4? If so, would it be too much for a 1200 sq ft home? How long was the 4 produced?
Jotul 4
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If this is the Jotul Combifire 4, it's a big, serious heater and probably overkill.
For 1200 sq ft have you thought about a new stove? Maybe consider this stove? After the tax credit it would be under $400, more appropriately sized, and a lot cleaner burning.
http://www.overstockstoves.com/50tvl17--epa-certified-noncatalytic-wood-stove--1250171200.html
or the slightly larger NC13?
http://www.overstockstoves.com/50epacenowos.html
For 1200 sq ft have you thought about a new stove? Maybe consider this stove? After the tax credit it would be under $400, more appropriately sized, and a lot cleaner burning.
http://www.overstockstoves.com/50tvl17--epa-certified-noncatalytic-wood-stove--1250171200.html
or the slightly larger NC13?
http://www.overstockstoves.com/50epacenowos.html
That is going to depend a lot on the wood, draft and how hot is being burned. Run correctly it should provide an overnight burn and have coals in the morning. Look up threads here by searching on "Englander 13NC". There are several happy owners of this stove. ~Kathleen~ is one of the more recent owners.
I had a Jotul #4 in a 2000+ sqft home in Norwell and needed the windows open to stay comfy at times, I just moved into a larger home with a pretty Federal airtight with half round glass doors but am wishing I had the larger Jotul back....I live just north of sagamore Bridge,,,,swap? 617-543-2860
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