Hi guys, great sight from what i've read so far. Getting a wood stove for next winter to keep that oil truck out of my driveway. Super Storm Sandy left about a dozen trees uprooted behind my house and in front of my neighbors, all red and white oak. My question is, if I get it all split and stacked this winter will it be fine to burn next winter? My Father was always a stickler for letting wood season a minimum 2 years and we usually had 3-4 years worth split and stacked but I don't remember what he burned that 1st year he got the stove.
I currently also burn a Harmon Accentra insert that heats the open living room/eat-in kitchen area. Plan on throwing the stove in the family room to heat that and dining room plus hopefully get some heat down the hallway to bedrooms.
I currently also burn a Harmon Accentra insert that heats the open living room/eat-in kitchen area. Plan on throwing the stove in the family room to heat that and dining room plus hopefully get some heat down the hallway to bedrooms.