Looking for value of: Penn Royal #3421 Fireplace Insert

[JunkZero]

Penn Royal wood burning fireplace insert. Comes with electric blower. Every piece included. NO MISSING ORIGINAL PARTS. Fits a 32" wide opening in your fireplace and is 14" deep til flange and back side is 28" tall... so your fireplace opening would need to be 32"w x 28"h x 14"d. The flange is 43"w x 32". Has 2 doors with pin hinges. Top door has glass which goes to main fireplace. And small bottom door adjusts air flow and has ash collect tray which slides out. In excellent condition for its age.

 

[bholler]

Penn Royal wood burning fireplace insert. Comes with electric blower. Every piece included. NO MISSING ORIGINAL PARTS. Fits a 32" wide opening in your fireplace and is 14" deep til flange and back side is 28" tall... so your fireplace opening would need to be 32"w x 28"h x 14"d. The flange is 43"w x 32". Has 2 doors with pin hinges. Top door has glass which goes to main fireplace. And small bottom door adjusts air flow and has ash collect tray which slides out. In excellent condition for its age.

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I would say $250 to $300

 

[JunkZero]

Thanks, do you know anything about the brand Penn Royal?

 

[bholler]

Thanks, do you know anything about the brand Penn Royal?

Nothing at all

 

[begreen]

That looks more like a coal stove to me. Penn made several coal stoves. We did have a posting long ago on Penn Royal:

Penn Royal Information

This may not be the perfect place for this, as this stove is a coal burner also. However, I'm a member here and I only burn wood in it, so I thought perhaps I may get some information. What I have is a Penn Royal model 3418 (according to the tag on the back). Its also UL listed, with a tag...

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You might try posting on coalpail.com for more info.

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[ShawnLiNY]

What a coincidence , I checked this forum for the first time in 1-2 years and I see a link from the other forum I posted back in 2009 ( I still stand behind the post , the penn Royal is a beast ) primarily designed as a coal burner it burns wood very well considering how quite a few coal stoves are are terrible with wood , but with no substantial baffle to slow it will eat lots of wood .as said 2-300 possibly 4-500 if they are looking for a huge heater , I believe your model is the same as mine ( The Baron ) 100-120K BTU running anthracite ,