looking to replace my wood stove

[newbury]

Have you looked into a "rocket mass" style stove?

They seem to be an up and coming thing.

 

[TLR15]

I'm familiar with them. I would definitely consider that design for an outbuilding but inside the house, a conventional wood stove better fits my needs.

 

[QueBota]

Woodstock Soapstone Fireview here, may be some less expensive stoves, I can't complain about mine. Nice heat, good burn time, nice looking stove. Plus, they give old fashioned customer service. If you ever call with a question or problem their initial response is always "What can we do to help". Shame, but customer service appears to be becoming a thing of the past.

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[BethelHntr]

Another vote for blaze king.

 

[Looking4new]

Regency 2600 here upstairs and to dry out the basement a 2400.

 

[sd455dan]

Another vote for blaze king.

+ 1 for a Princess, Blaze King- I think the( King) model will be overkill...

 

[vwnotrunning]

We had a Buck stove for several years, it was triple walled, fan in back would draw air in through the outer space then back through the inner space to discharge out the front. I would consider a used Buck stove. Last I checked Buck stoves are out of business or at least no local dealers. Presently we heat with a Hearthstone soapstone. Not as quick to produce heat as the Buck was but dies burn longer and radiates heat after the fire dies down. The Hearthstone in much more efficient.

 

[Latakia]

fireview woodstock soapstone for the last 15 years - the only heat in a 2100 sq ft house. love it and the company customer service is excellent!

 

[joeyd]

Another vote for Woodstock Soapstone stoves. We have the Fireview also and couldn't be happier with the stove. Starting our 7th year with it as our primary winter heat source and have never had to call customer service. It is good to know they have excellent service if I need it.