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Woodpro stoves

Discussion in 'Modern EPA Stoves and Fireplaces' started by schlot, Feb 14, 2015.

  1. schlot

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    Starting to look for a lower end EPA certified stoves. Came across the Woodpro brands. Anyone using one of them?
     
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  2. My IS heats my home

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    When you say 'lower end' EPA stove , what do you mean by that?
     
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  3. schlot

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    Lower cost
     
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    pain jane and not so pricy- Englander and Drolet. Both have good track records
     
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    What size house are you heating and how well insulated is it? The Englander would be a better option.
     
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    Right around 1200sf.

    I'd love a stove that I could load 16" splits both n-s and e-w, burn pretty clean without breaking my piggy bank.

    House is pretty well insulated and only getting better.
     
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