- Oct 17, 2012
- 535
Guys just sold my house and bought a new bigger house with a bit more land. I am hoping to take my 5 years of wood with me so I will be good to go with fuel. Currently the new house has a large open fireplace which I want to convert to a wood stove. Here's my dilema would you put a insert in (looking at neo 2.5) or a rear flue stand alone heater like a jotul F500? Or leave the fireplace and put in a top flue heater like the Regency 5100?
I really like the idea of the cat stove with the extra long burn time, but then I like the look of the jotul but i also like the flush minimal look of the neo...,..
Also liked the osburn matrix......
Which will give the best bang for my dollar? The area I am trying to heat will be about 2000 sq ft open plan with a bit of help from wood oven.
The house also has a Sweetheart wood oven like the one below.....
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I really like the idea of the cat stove with the extra long burn time, but then I like the look of the jotul but i also like the flush minimal look of the neo...,..
Also liked the osburn matrix......
Which will give the best bang for my dollar? The area I am trying to heat will be about 2000 sq ft open plan with a bit of help from wood oven.
The house also has a Sweetheart wood oven like the one below.....
(broken image removed)