Hello. We've searched the threads but are still wondering if a Jotul Greenville will be adequate for whole home heating our house or if the next size up would be best (F55). It's a 2-story cape, approx. 1350-1450 square feet. 1990's but still pretty drafty Maine house. Will an F55 be too much or is the practice you can always build a smaller fire in a larger stove, but not a larger fire in a smaller stove the mantra to follow? The chimney is center-located masonry, insulated and with a steel liner. Approximately 20 feet. The stove is located on the living room side and the house is somewhat separated in the middle by the stairway and a partial wall. Heat does get over to the other side of the house but does take a bit. It is a two-story house. We'd like longer burn times and to use this as the main heat source, though we will have efficient and updated heat pumps for some heat use down to a certain temp (so more for lighter shoulder season use; we'd like to switch to the stove when it gets cold enough). Have been leaning toward F55 if F45 isn't adequate. Will have double-walled stove pipe to chimney (about 2 feet or so before elbow). Looking to purchase one of these new Jøtuls and replace what came with the house (old Harmon Oakwood-ornery beast...please no comments on the Oakwood. We hate it. It's beautiful, but we want it gone.) Thanks!