Have had our vogelzang 3200 for a week now. It's been a roller coaster . Had the vogelzang 2k sqft model before. It was a solid stove and never gave me a problem. It was just to small for our house. The 3200 though has been nothing but trouble so far. 1st night had a very minor overfire because the ash plug gasket was loose from the factory. After I fixed that it would slightly overfire because they made this stove a very easy breather. So I sealed the (boost) air plate with stove silicone. Had a few good burns after that. Was feeling good about the stove. Then last night it had a huge overfire. Stt got up to 980f or more. Center of stove top was glowing red and bowing down. Flue surface temp was over 700f. This is with air that had been in full shutdown for 30min and the already sealed (boost) air. So for before tonight's fire I installed 2 key dampers. Now she seems very controllable. I really wanted to love this stove and I think I will come to ad time goes on. But I would not reccomend this stove to anyone unless your ready to tinker on it. The way this stove comes from the factory at least with my chimney setup(around 25 to 30ft counting the stovepipe) I think is unsafe. It breathes way way to easy. Now that being said it is a great heater and I've gotten quite a few 12hr reload cycles out of it this first week. And I plan to use this stove as our only heatsource for as long as I can make it last. It also produces long beautiful secondaries when the burn is controled. So for anyone looking to buy one of these. I highly recommend installing a key damper first and be prepared for some overfires. Or better yet buy a better designed stove if you can afford it