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  1. Anthony New Member

    joined: Oct 14, 2012
    16 posts
    hello all, my father in law is looking for a new stove that looks antique that both heats the house(2500sqf) as well as cook. i have attached a picture of something that he is looking for. does anyone know of a brand or a dealer in nj? the local store we checked said they dont have any.

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  2. Hearth Mistress Minister of Fire

    joined: Jan 24, 2012
    611 posts
    Point Pleasant, PA (SE PA)
    This company isn't in NJ but they carry a lot of brands. You can google the brands to find a local dealer. We looked into the these types of cook stoves but the ones I liked were were about $5,000 a lot more than "regular" woodstoves. Good luck!

    http://woodstoves.net/cookstoves.htm
  3. trailmaker Member

    joined: Sep 24, 2010
    155 posts
    Northern California
  4. begreen Super Moderator

    joined: Nov 18, 2005
    36,436 posts
    South Puget Sound, WA
    That's a big area in a colder climate. There are several cook stoves that could do this, but for that sized space I would get a heater first and a cook stove second. That said, he should look at the Esse Ironheart.
    http://woodstoves.net/esse/woodcooker.htm as a good modern compact cook stove. For overall heating, have him take a look at the Pacific Energy Alderlea T6. With its movable trivet design it offers some good cooking options in a good heating wood stove. http://www.pacificenergy.net/alderlea/t6.php
  5. HaTaX New Member

    joined: Jan 19, 2013
    82 posts
    Minnesota
  6. trailmaker Member

    joined: Sep 24, 2010
    155 posts
    Northern California
    Jotul and Harman both make a top loading stove that can take a grill insert. They aren't proper bake ovens of course, but something a little different than your standard cook top stove.
  7. thechimneysweep Minister of Fire

    joined: Nov 19, 2005
    747 posts
    Bellingham, WA
  8. BrotherBart He Who Moderates

    joined: Nov 18, 2005
    22,174 posts
    Northern Virginia
    Seven grand! !!! I just went in and kissed my $800 electric kitchen range. Would kiss my $1,000 wood stove too but it is at six hundred degrees at the moment.
  9. trailmaker Member

    joined: Sep 24, 2010
    155 posts
    Northern California
    Yeah, these dedicated cookstoves are all pretty steep. The grill inserts and cooktops are the more affordable option. Of course I'd drop seven G in a heartbeat if I could afford it.
  10. thechimneysweep Minister of Fire

    joined: Nov 19, 2005
    747 posts
    Bellingham, WA
    Man up, wimpylips.
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  11. BrotherBart He Who Moderates

    joined: Nov 18, 2005
    22,174 posts
    Northern Virginia
    ;lol;lol;lol
  12. denn Member

    joined: Jan 6, 2008
    39 posts
    South Central PA.

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