Grew up in NW Florida with a fireplace and love the sound and warmth of burning Oakwood. About to purchase my first woodstove. Im looking at the Quadrafire 2100 for my 1400 sq ft home. A local hardwarestore sells the Vogelzang and i have considered it. Anyone have any suggestions?
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There will be more suggestions and help than you will ever be able to use. This is my 3rd burning year and this site has been extremely helpful. So sit back and enjoy - the troops will be here soon.
Is the Voglezang an EPA approved stove? I know they make a few, but I don't think they are as high quality as the Quadrafire.
The Vogelzang Shiloh TR002 new model states its EPA approved at 75 percent efficiency. I appreciate your quick response guys..THANKS 
Vogelzang markets something like five freestanding units and one insert which are UL-listed and EPA-approved. These may be worth looking at. They also market a number of non-approved stoves, and they still sell their old barrel stove kits. None of that stuff (IMHO) is worth considering. The Quadrafire is unquestionably a good appliance. Rick
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