Good eveing all,
I am looking for advice on small wood stoves like the one below.
I gather this is one of the least expensive and most available stoves around. Obviosly the economy model. My wife and I like this style of stove and are trying to heat a room addition that is around 500 sf. Central heat for the house is a longwood furnace so we cut and burn quite a little wood through the winter. We are looking for something of rustic character that will make this room cozy and inviting. I will install the stove pipe and chimney myself, so good directions are a plus. I don't particularly like the draft set up on this unit. I looked at one at westlake the other day with the draft set up on the door, spins on a bolt. Seems like that would provide much better control. This addition has a ceramic tile over concrete floor and pine wood walls. Any help is appreciated.
What brand names should I look for to compare to the Vogelzang?
Chris
I am looking for advice on small wood stoves like the one below.
I gather this is one of the least expensive and most available stoves around. Obviosly the economy model. My wife and I like this style of stove and are trying to heat a room addition that is around 500 sf. Central heat for the house is a longwood furnace so we cut and burn quite a little wood through the winter. We are looking for something of rustic character that will make this room cozy and inviting. I will install the stove pipe and chimney myself, so good directions are a plus. I don't particularly like the draft set up on this unit. I looked at one at westlake the other day with the draft set up on the door, spins on a bolt. Seems like that would provide much better control. This addition has a ceramic tile over concrete floor and pine wood walls. Any help is appreciated.
What brand names should I look for to compare to the Vogelzang?
Chris