My house in central Oklahoma is just under 1400 sf with new low-e windows and new insulation throughout (basically stripped to the frame and built back up). Will an Englander 13nc be enough to heat most of the house? Rough image of house is attached and black spot is the stove position. We are going to wait for spring before buying for next season.
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The stove is probably the right size, in part because of the layout. A closed off floorplan is not conducive to good overall heating. It will be a good area heater, but the L may run cooler.
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