Not really. Most pellet stoves are not intended to heat a small area, they are meant to be the primary heat source in a home. Granted they have variable heat output, but just like when you idle your car for a long period of time, a stove that runs on low for a long period of time runs dirty. If your trying to heat an area smaller then 700sq ft i may think of an alternative source.
If I only had $1500 and didn`t need a lot of heat I`d really have to consider an Englander 25 PDVC. $1500 would buy me a (like new) reconditioned one with enough pellets to last me a yr or more. Maybe even a brand new one and enough money still left over for a ton or 2 of pellets.
If your handy at fixing things the. You should he able to find some thing in that price range. I bought a used stove and had nothing but problems with it that even the tech was guessing. By the time I was done with the $150 service calls and parts After a year and a half I had enough.I would be better off getting my new stove in the first place.So my new stove I did lots if research.Knock on wood loving my harman p35i. What ever you decide look at the long run if you are able to do you own wrk and the kind of up keep the brand of stove you choose.
