My wife's sister in Romania wants to convert to wood heat. Does anyone know of modern EPA equivalent companies that are available out there?
European Stoves
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That's a tough one. I would look for Jotuls and perhaps a German or Polish stove like the Brunner Iron Dog.
http://www.brunner.eu/irondog/br-produkte-irondog-funktion.iterra?sid={D15424AE-6971-4058-B568-9EF7F14FB1B2}&pid=25C5B7C073&lid=0D36E5A486
In Bulgaria I did not see stoves we would be familiar with. I did see a Diplomat stove at a bread and breakfast we stayed at. It had a firebrick liner in a steel jacket, but looked like a pretty simple stove. There were also a lot of kachelovens and built-in stoves. Take a gander at this nice kitchen stove that I stumbled on (the web).
http://www.brunner.eu/irondog/br-produkte-irondog-funktion.iterra?sid={D15424AE-6971-4058-B568-9EF7F14FB1B2}&pid=25C5B7C073&lid=0D36E5A486
In Bulgaria I did not see stoves we would be familiar with. I did see a Diplomat stove at a bread and breakfast we stayed at. It had a firebrick liner in a steel jacket, but looked like a pretty simple stove. There were also a lot of kachelovens and built-in stoves. Take a gander at this nice kitchen stove that I stumbled on (the web).
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That's a pretty cool kitchen set up.
I'll start my recommendation list with the iron dog. Anyone know of anything else?
I'll start my recommendation list with the iron dog. Anyone know of anything else?
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