That is the first wood-burning stove that I have seen here with the front door hinging downward. Truly a remarkable achievement, I am surprised that other stove MFG's have not offered it.
My best to you, Grizz. Let us know how well it works in January to help heat your house. I suspect it is going to be truly exceptional.
I thought all the old Blaze Kings had those style doors. In fact I thought that stove is one.That is the first wood-burning stove that I have seen here with the front door hinging downward. Truly a remarkable achievement, I am surprised that other stove MFG's have not offered it.
My best to you, Grizz. Let us know how well it works in January to help heat your house. I suspect it is going to be truly exceptional.
My biggest customer (8 truckloads) has one of these and swears by it. He only burns ash, oak, walnut, hard maple, locust, and red elm. I finally talked him into red elm after he almost stocked me out on all the rest. He claims he sends a truckload through the chimney every four weeks. I have to be careful that all the log lengths are 18" or less. He says this stove really burns hot, and I have no choice but to believe him (and Erik B).Just put this Lopi in this past summer. It replaced an Earth Stove Hotshot.
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So it heats hot water for baseboard heat or domestic hot water?
Interesting system, sounds unique. That is a large house!It an elaborate system. It first heats our tapwater (250l) , secondary it heats 750l central heating water. After that, it heats 3x 2000l bufferwater wich is cooled down by the central heating return water. If that overheats, it is used to dry our firewood.
And the heater is supported by 20m2 solar heating. Wich is the main cause for an overheated system.
We went off grid/oil for the heating part.
Almost 500m2 household (multiple family household).
I want to add a wood gasifier for the more extreme winters.
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