Show us your wood stove

Courtland1949 · Dec 16, 2018

It's a Vermont casting about 15-years old.

Buddy · Dec 16, 2018

How well does the chimney draw like that ? LOL

BigDanT · Dec 16, 2018

Vermont Castings Defiant...about 20 years old. Burns 24/7 in the winter months, we only let it go out to clean about half way through the season.

nrowles · Dec 16, 2018

My grandfather built this for my parents when I was born 35 years ago. My mother gave it to me for my garage last year. The top small cylinder has a blower.

grizz02 · Dec 16, 2018

here you go

JayinNY · Dec 16, 2018

WOW, that is certainly different, neat!

JayinNY · Dec 16, 2018

I'm mean the stone work! Oops

37chief · Dec 16, 2018

I have had this over 30 years. It's called a round Oak, and is fairly old. Except for a couple portable heaters this is my main source for heat. The cat likes it.Stan

8NHENRY · Dec 16, 2018

Not wood but a corn burner.

Tractorcedric · Dec 16, 2018

Nice work!

MattCatlin · Dec 16, 2018

Ours is a quadrafire. Will run you out of the house. Kids get yelled at in reverse ?leave the door open?

544hydro · Dec 16, 2018

some great looking stoves. That's one thing I miss with the outdoor wood burner. Nothing like just sitting watching a fire.

CCer · Dec 16, 2018

RANT, WE HAD a very good, old , Reading Stove Works, Like a heavy, cast iron, caboose stove, for many years. Anyone of authority, who looked at our installation, said GOOD, OK. But the Insurance Company made us remove it, Because there wasn't, never was, An Underwriters Lab. tag on it.

MattCatlin · Dec 16, 2018

Man that stinks. I might have changed insurance xompanies

D beatty · Dec 16, 2018

I have had a Country stove for the last 18 years and before that I had a Buck stove for 30 years and took it out of service after finding a number of cracks.

Leon R · Dec 16, 2018

This was made by Cenergy about 30 years ago and is no longer in production. Weighs about 500 lbs and burns super clean. Made of concrete and tiles. Holds the heat well after the fire has gone out.

Russ from MN · Dec 16, 2018

A Drolet, made in Quebec, a good stove for the money, heats our small cabin very well.

A Lopi in our son's cabin, good stove, more money!

A Lopi insert in an old fireplace in our son's house, works well.

An Eco-fan on top of our Jotul, I don't have a better picture of the stove!

morgan in ar · Dec 16, 2018

Nothing fancy, but it gets the job done.

Northvale PA · Dec 16, 2018

Vermont Casting Encore model. Top load Feature plus front glass doors. with an ash pan below. Used to have a Buck stove. Had to dig ashes out almost daily. House was way more dusty then.

Brian G. NY · Dec 16, 2018

Hearthstone soapstone stove.
Cleanest burning stove I've ever used.
Installed in the fall of 2006 and I have not had to clean the chimney once.
I burn just about 3 full cords of dry well seasoned wood per year.

RBoots · Dec 16, 2018

My family has had many Round Oak stoves over the years, they are a real good stove.

RBoots · Dec 16, 2018

Mine is a Shelter. I have a 2,400 s.f. 125 year old house, all remodeled, but still not insulated like a new one, but this stove will heat it no problem. Doesn't matter if it's 25 below zero, she'll still keep it whatever temp I want in here, I try to keep it around 72? though. Burns more wood when it's real cold, but I don't care how much wood it uses, as long as the house is warm. It's actually pretty efficient for how big it is. I have full ductwork to every room and hallway, and have it tied right into the ductwork, along with a whole house humidifier to keep things from getting too dry. Have it installed in my basement.

Ross

rrc300 u · Dec 17, 2018

I used this to heat my house until I added on. It's a Vermont casting and could heat me out of the 1000 SF at some pretty cold temps. Lol when my wife moved in she was used to sitting around with a sweatshirt on at her apartment.

rrc300 u · Dec 17, 2018

I now use an indoor wood boiler to heat the place it is piped to a 530 gallon tank I salvaged from a tear out at work. The whole set up works perfectly and I can actually let the fire go out and run off of storage on mild days.

farmerjohn · Dec 17, 2018

I like the andirons!

Briar Hill Brittanys · Dec 17, 2018

91 Buck Stove, catalytic. Main heat for our 1800 sq ft home.

n9lhm · Dec 17, 2018

My Harman Oakwood cooking breakfast before the room was finished:

And cooking dinner:

I love the grilling attachment, that's what sold me on it. Keeps the house nice and warm too.

Brian

onefarmer · Dec 17, 2018

Not quite the same but here's what mine looks like. Only mine is red.

bison · Dec 18, 2018

Our Yotul, We had it for about 10 years.
Burns 24/7 all winter long,..keeps it noice and cosy even at its coldest- 40.

docmirror · Dec 18, 2018

Pfft, modern toys.

Real men have 1922 wood burning stoves. Great Majestic model 642. In my off-grid cabin in NM at 8400'. Keeps us warm for hours. 6 burner with two trivets, and bread warmer.

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