We had our first real non-breakin fire in our F600 this weekend. I loaded it up about 3/4 full before bed. Somewhere around 3 hours later I woke up and the house was 86 degrees....way too hot to even sleep. I had the air choked down at least 3/4.
A little about our home. It is a newly constructed 5 star energy rated home. Basically an 1800 sq ft tall posted cape. The stove is centrally located in the house and does have an outside air kit. It was about 22 outside that night so now I'm worried that our stove is simply too much for our home. Maybe I shouldn't load it up as much? Choke it the whole way down? Any suggestions besides just getting a smaller stove?
A little about our home. It is a newly constructed 5 star energy rated home. Basically an 1800 sq ft tall posted cape. The stove is centrally located in the house and does have an outside air kit. It was about 22 outside that night so now I'm worried that our stove is simply too much for our home. Maybe I shouldn't load it up as much? Choke it the whole way down? Any suggestions besides just getting a smaller stove?