Information on a Wood burning kettle stove, serial number 8704
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It looks like it may be a small coal stove. If so, the heat output would be higher than burning wood. How much would depend on the quality of the coal. There is a large difference between burning anthracite, bituminous, and brown coal (lignite). A guess would be 3-5 kW?
Thank you begreen,
It was removed from a house a few years back, I was told it burned any solid fuel and there was great heat from it. This was by the new owners of the house, so not much to go on really.
I am hoping to replace a broken 6kw stove with this one in a room measuring 25' x 14' .
I did some research on the serial number stamped in cast on the door as this appears to be the only identification that I can find of it so far
The only one of a near similar build was of Danish origin, unsure if this is a true Model or a cheap replica.
Thanks again for the response.
Donncha
It was removed from a house a few years back, I was told it burned any solid fuel and there was great heat from it. This was by the new owners of the house, so not much to go on really.
I am hoping to replace a broken 6kw stove with this one in a room measuring 25' x 14' .
I did some research on the serial number stamped in cast on the door as this appears to be the only identification that I can find of it so far
The only one of a near similar build was of Danish origin, unsure if this is a true Model or a cheap replica.
Thanks again for the response.
Donncha
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