how about the pleasant hearth 1800sf for $699Not a lot to chose from with that budget. Maybe try this one: http://www.lowes.com/pd_144104-46631-LWS-130291-B_4294765285__?productId=3260225&Ns=p_product_qty_sales_dollar|1&pl=1¤tURL=?Ns=p_product_qty_sales_dollar|1&facetInfo=
When I recall that correctly the firebox is around 2.4 cu ft. A little bit too large for you but you should easily get overnight burns in there. Here is the manual etc.:
http://www.ghpgroupinc.com/product-detail.aspx/large-wood-burning-stove-with-legs
Or try a mid-size Drolet stove: http://www.drolet.ca/en/products/wood/stoves/medium
Anything between a firebox size of 2 cu. ft to 2.3 cu ft. will be best.
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how about the pleasant hearth 1800sf for $699
thanks is the us a good stove?I read the manual for that Pleasant Hearth last night. Floor protection of 2. The US stove requires the same, gives you 2cf, and costs less.
http://www.tractorsupply.com/en/sto...m-wood-stove-with-blower-medium-epa-certified
I have bought 5 of the six stove I have had used. Two of the three stoves I have right now are used. Absolutely nothing wrong with buying a used stove, but you need to be sure the stove is not damaged, overfired, warped, or cracked.whats a good used stove, found a in great shape lopi 520-96 for $600 would that be better than the englander 30, and would you guys buy it ?
i had a old century stove there so the swap was very easy.WOW, you posted here on Thursday to get info about buying a new stove and here you are with a PIC of one already installed!
Holy cats man.... I feel like the world's biggest procrastinator now.
Stove looks good though.
The 1.8 cf will keep the joint warm with good wood and burning technique.