Everyone,
Looking for a small pellet (or multi-fuel) stove to heat a 4-season yurt that is about 450sqft. I know very small - but the yurt doesn't have that great of an envelope. So far I've narrowed it down to the St. Croix Element. Seems like a decent price point for features as well as appears to be smallest on market. Am I missing something?
More details on use: this stove will be operated at a University by student employees, so maintenance can't be on the level of a "competent do-it-your-selfer", but more of a "tell me what to do in 4 steps or less and I'll do it".
And one last question: Being a complete newbie with pellet stoves, do multi-fuel units burn different quality wood pellets better than a pellet-only stove? We don't really have good access to the other fuels that multi units burn, but if they burned a wider range of wood pellets better than I would consider one.
Looking for a small pellet (or multi-fuel) stove to heat a 4-season yurt that is about 450sqft. I know very small - but the yurt doesn't have that great of an envelope. So far I've narrowed it down to the St. Croix Element. Seems like a decent price point for features as well as appears to be smallest on market. Am I missing something?
More details on use: this stove will be operated at a University by student employees, so maintenance can't be on the level of a "competent do-it-your-selfer", but more of a "tell me what to do in 4 steps or less and I'll do it".
And one last question: Being a complete newbie with pellet stoves, do multi-fuel units burn different quality wood pellets better than a pellet-only stove? We don't really have good access to the other fuels that multi units burn, but if they burned a wider range of wood pellets better than I would consider one.
