I'm looking for information on a Taiwanese copy of an antique wood/coal stove by the name of Cottage Stove. It was bought at Aubuchon Hardware in Massachusetts around 1978. I would like to install it for an emergency heat source using coal. However, codes are far stricter now and I don't have any information on the stove. It had never been used, stored in a barn for 35 year. The mice chewed the instruction sheet. Does anyone have information about it? Yes, I've read the threads knocking these Taiwanese stoves, but I won't be using it for primary heat. I haven't gotten anywhere looking up stoves such as Scandia. Attached is a picture of the stove.
Cottage Stove
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No I haven't. I didn't think about it since they are antique only, but I did see in their info that they started the business selling the copies.
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