Log Burning Stove

Looking for a log burning stove? Heating your home more efficiently is a major issue these days.  With the cost of electricity and fuel on the rise, people are looking for ways to cut costs.  There are many things to consider when wanting to heat your home more efficiently.   Here are a few products to help you know what to look for when searching for log burning stoves.

1. Century Heating the “Whistler” Log Burning Stove 110,000 BTU Model DB05152

This stove is not only stylish but will heat up to 1,500 square feet.  It contains a large ash pan for easy clean up and an adjustable door latch with cool touch handle.  This log burning stove is pedestal mounted and comes with the blower and a 5 year limited warranty.

The “Whistler” has a great rating of 4 out of 5 stars and costs $499.99 at Northern Tool.  The customers with smaller spaces to heat seem to love this stove.  The only complaint is the run time is only 1 to 2 hours, so heating through the night is impossible.  Also, this stove is not for use in mobile homes.

2. Vogelzang Highlander Log Burning Stove with Blower Model TR003

This is a larger stove and is rated 4.1 stars out of 5.  It is 68,000 BTU and will heat 1,800 square feet.  This heavy duty steel construction is great for cabins, garages lodges and more.  It has a 17 in door opening and the blower is included. 

Buyers of this log burning stove are pleased with the 6 to 8 hours of run time at the price of $869.99.  The only complaints with this stove are that the stove pipe was not included.  They also said that it didn’t heat enough, but if you read the descriptions for these stoves, it clearly tells you the maximum it will heat.  Try to find a stove that heats larger than the area you’re wanting to heat in order to make it efficient.

3. Prolet Myriad 85,000 BTU Model DB03050

The largest of the three stoves is rated 4.7 of 5 stars.  It will heat up to 2,100 square feet and has 75% efficiency. The Myriad comes with a stainless baffle, adjustable door handle, king size ash drawer and a blower.  Absolutely loved by the people who bought it, the negative comments were only for those who had a hard time installing the log burning stove.  Along with all the good things said about this stove, it is eligible for a tax credit.

Log burning stoves are a very good investment to make with the cost of living on the rise.  Read what people are saying about the type of stove you think you may need.  Ask questions, if you don’t you will never know.  Don’t get stuck with something that can’t help you curve your energy costs.