Hello everyone. I have read many posts discussing indoor wood boilers and have learned a lot!
I am building a well-insulated, airtight 1,000 sq ft home in Homer, Alaska. I am willing to pay for the lowest-maintenance, most- efficient wood boiler. I prefer it to be an indoor unit based on my home design. I am guessing I'd like to stick with gasification to improve efficiency and reduce wood use. The issue is that most of the discussions here have dealt with 2,000 to 5,000 sq ft applications.
Is there a small unit the abides by EPA rules (MBTEK doesn't I think)? Any guidance would be appreciated. I am willing to install a thermal water storage unit, as that also seems to improve efficiency and convinience.
Thanks!
I am building a well-insulated, airtight 1,000 sq ft home in Homer, Alaska. I am willing to pay for the lowest-maintenance, most- efficient wood boiler. I prefer it to be an indoor unit based on my home design. I am guessing I'd like to stick with gasification to improve efficiency and reduce wood use. The issue is that most of the discussions here have dealt with 2,000 to 5,000 sq ft applications.
Is there a small unit the abides by EPA rules (MBTEK doesn't I think)? Any guidance would be appreciated. I am willing to install a thermal water storage unit, as that also seems to improve efficiency and convinience.
Thanks!