What kind of pricing should I be looking at with a I2400 stove and installation, I live outside Nashville, Tn. also would this stove heat a 2100 sq ft ranch style house, floor plan is pretty open thanks for any help
Help on a Regency I2400
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The stove should heat the place reasonably well. If you are going for 24/7 heating you might consider the i3100. The extra capacity will provide longer burn times. Either insert will want fully seasoned wood to burn and a 16ft total flue. With liner Id guess this to come out in the neighborhood of $3000-$3200.
Hi Tidepops,
We are able to heat our 1500 sq ft home quite well (pretty open floor plan as well) with our i2400 as long as we load it up often (say every 6 hours). As begreen said the insert doesn't burn well unless the wood is very well seasoned.
Even at between 0 and 20 degrees F our furnace barely kicks on.
Hope that helps.
We are able to heat our 1500 sq ft home quite well (pretty open floor plan as well) with our i2400 as long as we load it up often (say every 6 hours). As begreen said the insert doesn't burn well unless the wood is very well seasoned.
Even at between 0 and 20 degrees F our furnace barely kicks on.
Hope that helps.
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