The Keystone Soapstone Wood Stove:$2938.00 Large viewing window Beauty & warmth of the double layer soapstone construction Choice of top or rear venting Built in ash pan is convenient and neat Easily burn 8-10 hours or more Produces up to 45,000 BTU’s hour Comfortably heat up to 1,300 sq. ft. Unique “Airwash” keeps front ceramic glass clean & clear Detailed ornamental iron castings available in five standard colors- Matte Black, Charcoal, Metallic Gray, Metallic Blue and Metallic Brown DIMENSIONS & SPECIFICATIONS Dimensions HxWxD: 28"x25"x20" Firebox Size: 1.5 Cu.ft. Weight: 440 lbs. Burn Time: 8-10 hrs Area Heated: 800 to 1,300 sq.ft. EPA 2020: Approved (cordwood method) BTU Output: 9,989-46,437 /hr (EPA cordwood method) EPA Efficiency: 80% (EPA 2020) EPA Emissions: .85 gm/hr (EPA 2020) Flue Exit: Top or Back vent Flue Size: 7" (approved for 7"- 6" reduction) Draft Control: Manual Flue Height to Center: 22.75" Catalytic Combustor: Standard Wood Length: 16" Loading Door: Right Side Standard Back Clearance (no protection): 30" Back Clearance (top vent w/ rear shield): 14.5" Corner Clearance (no protection) : 18" Corner Clearance (w/ rear heat shield): 12" Main reasons why??? 1. Soapstone 2. Top Flue exit 3. Ash Pan 4. Delivered right to my Door! 5. Plenty of Heat for the 700 sq ft I need to Heat 6. Comes with a Catalytic 7. By dumb luck I always cut my firewood at 16" 8. Can make monthly payments directly through Wood Stock 9. Got current price locked in... 10...Heard nothing but great things about Soapstone. Just have to decide on the color.....
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Congrats on locking in the new stove Nordic Splitter! The following question is not to make you second guess your decision, but because I am on the fence between the two..... Did you ever consider the Absolute Steel? If so, what drew you over to the Keystone?
This is my "Retirement" stove...I wanted one that would cut down on the wood consumption.....look great and really hold the heat for an extended period of time...
I live near Syracuse, so same climate. I ran a load of just pine today @ 8am, and its still warm to the touch. It may not be the biggest stove, but its kept me nice and warm w/o much trouble.
