We’re looking for a new stove to heat about 600sqft non insulated cabin. Mostly for fall and spring. Some winter use. Doing research and reading about to rated stones for 2020, Drolet Stoves keeps showing up. From what I can see they are less expensive than the big names. How good are they? Should I consider them as opposed to Jotul, Regency, etc?
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Drolet stoves are well built and SBI customer service is excellent.
Regency is another Canadian company with a good reputation. I have not seen much reported on the F1150, but it looks like a solid little stove. Is there a primary heating system in the cabin to keep pipes from freezing or will the woodstove be bringing up the temps from outdoor temp?
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