+1Great photos! Some of the best I've seen of the stove. Especially the new firebox pics. Thanks.
+1Yes, nice pics. Would like to see a video of the stair trip.
I think that color is "charcoal." It does look blueish in certain types of lighting, like the fluorescent bulbs that we have or with Todd's blue walls, but when the sun hits it in the morning, it looks more greenish-grey. IMO, this color goes very nicely with the blue-green hue of the stone that Woodstock uses. If you *really* like the color, they can probably change your order. . .I changed mine, and it was "no problem.". . .l bought the black one with an ash tray, and yours looks like a really beautiful blue color. . .
So much for my "charcoal" guess. Doh! It's hard to get a handle on these metallic paint colors. . .so dependent on lighting. (Something like "metallic graphite" might be a better name than "charcoal.") At one time, Woodstock had a few pics on Flickr with stove inventory in all 5 standard colors shown side-by-side. Those pics probably give the best idea of what the different colors are like, in case anyone is still wondering.Someone wondered about the color, it is metallic blue and it is a neat color, in different lights it looks gray, green, blue, pretty cool looking.
The Progress is a steel box with stone attached outside/inside.Beautiful looking stove. If I ever spend more than $500 on a wood stove - this one really catches my eye.
Question - is the soapstone that faces the inside of the combustion chamber the same piece that you see on the outside of the stove ?
Not sure if my question makes sense - I'm just curious if the soapstone on the exterior of the stove is actually the same piece that you see on the inside - or do they use seperate slabs for outer & inner components. . .
Beautiful looking stove. If I ever spend more than $500 on a wood stove - this one really catches my eye.
Question - is the soapstone that faces the inside of the combustion chamber the same piece that you see on the outside of the stove ?
Not sure if my question makes sense - I'm just curious if the soapstone on the exterior of the stove is actually the same piece that you see on the inside - or do they use seperate slabs for outer & inner components.
I suppose sealing the stove would be challenging if it was a single piece rather than two.
Is this a dumb question ?
I'm trying to figure out where all the weight comes as well as how the heat is conducted through the soapstone.
Nice looking stove install on your avatar,,,Art!art that works really really well!! no kidding. Looks like they put a metal lip on the back side of that iconel screen that is installed. i just got my new screen like yours the other day, but mine doesnt have the metal lip, which would be nice. ive noticed the screen is kind of loosing shape and there is a gap there, although, i dont think it is very critical at this point.
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