Hello,
I am trying to pick a wood burning stove, and I came very close to choosing Oakwood from Harman, since I liked the top load and capacity seemed right for our house.
Then, I noticed that Isle Royale from Quadra fire is only a little taller, not much bigger as far as I can tell from owners manual, on outside dimensions.
We originally thought it was too big for our house, since it has firebox of 3.0 cf (compared to that of Oakwood, which is 2.3 cf), but since I like the front door of isle Royale a bit better, we are re-considering this one.
Do you know any downside of having a stove too powerful for a house? Is it possible to control the fire so that even the stove has capacity to heat up to 2,400 sf house, can be used to heat 1,700sf house confortably?
I really wanted to use the grill at the top of Oakwood, but I am assuming that we can still cook on the top of Isle Royale.....
If anyone has any opinions on this, could you please let me know?
Thank you very much!
I am trying to pick a wood burning stove, and I came very close to choosing Oakwood from Harman, since I liked the top load and capacity seemed right for our house.
Then, I noticed that Isle Royale from Quadra fire is only a little taller, not much bigger as far as I can tell from owners manual, on outside dimensions.
We originally thought it was too big for our house, since it has firebox of 3.0 cf (compared to that of Oakwood, which is 2.3 cf), but since I like the front door of isle Royale a bit better, we are re-considering this one.
Do you know any downside of having a stove too powerful for a house? Is it possible to control the fire so that even the stove has capacity to heat up to 2,400 sf house, can be used to heat 1,700sf house confortably?
I really wanted to use the grill at the top of Oakwood, but I am assuming that we can still cook on the top of Isle Royale.....
If anyone has any opinions on this, could you please let me know?
Thank you very much!