US Stove Company Cast Iron Wood Stove with Cool Touch Safe...
:** Some users reported receiving units with missing parts or cosmetic damage. 2. **Assembly Challenges:** Alignment issues, particularly with the legs, are noted, making setup difficult. 3. **Poor Metal Quality:** There are complaints about the quality of metal, suggesting it's not true cast iron. 4. **Draft Issues:** Some experience issues with poor airflow, impairing combustion efficiency. 5. **Price Variability:** Fluctuating prices can cause frustration among buyers. 6. **Limited Log Size:** The actual capacity may be less than expected for holding larger logs. 7. **Handle Problems:** Some users find the handle prone to detachment during use. 8. **Chimney Requirements:** Requires high-quality piping and chimney for optimal operation. 9. **Smoke Leakage:** Problems with smoke entering the room rather than escaping through the flue. 10. **Maintenance Needs:** Frequent stoking required for sustained burning during cold nights. **Conclusion** The US Stove Company Cast Iron Wood Stove presents itself as a robust and stylish heating option ideal for those seeking a traditional method of warming their space. While it offers strong heating performance, reliability during power outages, and a charming aesthetic, potential buyers should be mindful of specific quality control and assembly issues. Those willing to tackle potential setup challenges might find it a worthwhile investment for dependable warmth. **FAQs** 1. **Is this wood stove suitable for large rooms?** - The stove's 54,000 BTU output can effectively heat medium to large rooms, though efficiency will depend on insulation and room layout. 2. **What is the recommended piping for installation?** - High-quality piping and chimney systems are recommended to ensure safe and efficient operation. 3. **Can I use standard-sized logs with this stove?** - While the stove can accommodate 19-inch logs, splitting logs further might be necessary for optimal combustion. 4. **How often should the stove be refueled during use?** - For continuous operation through cold nights, refueling every 2-3 hours is suggested. 5. **Does the stove require a lot of maintenance?** - Regular maintenance such as cleaning the flue and ensuring proper air drafts is necessary for optimal performance. 6. **Are there safety features included with this stove?** - Yes, the stove features a cool-touch handle to enhance user safety during operation. 7. **What should I do if my stove arrives with damage?** - Contact customer service with photos of the damage to discuss possible solutions, such as replacements or refunds. 8. **How can I improve airflow and prevent smoke leakage?** - Ensure your chimney is not blocked and consider professional installation of a flue damper for better air control. 9. **Does the stove come with a warranty?** - Yes, check with the retailer or manufacturer for specific warranty terms. 10. **Can I use this stove as a primary heating source?** - While effective for supplementary heating, relying solely on this stove for larger areas might require frequent refueling and monitoring.
Regular Price: $388.54
Brand Name: US Stove
Seller Name:
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Total Rating Count: 740
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Title: Missing a hole for the door peg
Content: The first stove came very chipped in the front it almost cut my hand. So I had them come and get it. The second one had missing holes so I asked for new door. They send me a new door with a hole in it like it was supposed to be so I changed my rating to 4 stars. But I still had to drill a hole myself where the door attaches. It's a nice stove. It's warm once heated. But the handle keeps falling off. The company takes care of you if you send them pictures. Other then that I'm happy with the stove. It's warm and it's really fun to warm up to on a cold day.
Title: Good low priced stove
Content: Works well but needs good quality piping and chimney
Title: WASTE OF MONEY!
Content: Doesn't do anything good! Made from the cheapest of metal! Supposed to be cast iron, but more like pot metal! Castings are of the lowest "quality", core shift is obviously a major problem! Two legs on opposite ends broke off after assembly because one leg didn't even reach the floor! It sat about 2-3 inches off the floor! After disassembling and reassembling multiple times to try and get the legs level, ended up getting one leg to sit only 1-2 inches off the floor! The flue collar was cast so poorly that it will never fit into the cast in flange it is supposed to sit in. I spent three hours grinding on it to finally get it to fit. I "tried" to get a fire started in it, only to discover it won't draw worth crap! Smoke filled the room every single time I opened the door, and every time I closed the door, the fire would go out! I even had placed 4 fire bricks in the bottom as suggested by the manufacturer. The problem is it just doesn't draw enough fresh air to support combustion with the door closed, and the huge block mounted in the top that fully blocks the flue opening certainly can't be helping. This is what you get when mindless zombie bureaucrats at the EPA forcing their stupidity on people. If possible, I'm going to try to get a refund, but as I had to modify it, I doubt that will be possible. I wasted $414 dollars on this thing, and I don't understand why the price fluctuates daily on Amazon. Right after buying and before it arrived, I saw the price drop to $389, then rise to over $700 and it's currently $500! What is up with that? It would be overpriced at $100!
Title: Will do the job
Content: I purchased this stove for back up heating when the power goes out. It’s smaller than I expected. The listing says it can hold 19 inch logs and it will, but take the thickness you would expect a normal wood stove to accept and split it again. When I received the stove the packaging was beat up pretty bad. Fortunately, when I opened it up, the damage was pretty much cosmetic around the top edges, pieces broken off, etc. but the firebox is completely intact. I installed with a flue damper about 18 inches above the stove. I didn’t make any changes to the stock draft controls built into the stove. When I started the first fire I tried to start in the middle (front to back). Not ideal. I then started with much smaller kindling and much smaller fire all the way in the back beneath the flue. This worked great. Once the kindling was burning well, I gradually added larger and larger pieces towards the middle and then the front of the firebox. I noticed that the fire easily worked it’s way forward until I had a nice, hot, self sustaining fire. Once established I could add larger logs. The stove has a well designed draft control if you use this approach. Some say their doors don’t seal but the door on mine seals up nicely, no leaks, no problems. The stove burned all night and in the morning only embers remained. I will say, if you’re going to use this stove to heat through a cold winter night you’ll need to add more fuel every 2~3 hours. If you have good draft, I wouldn’t make any changes to the draft controls built into the stove.
Title: EASY HEAT - Great Build
Content: Love this - had it almost a year now, really performs well in a 10x16 "converted shed/studio" keeps it toasty and comfortable. Live in Montana.
Title: You can cook on this baby
Content: Well made stove and great value
Title: Get the protection plan
Content: The lip on the back of the stove was broken off.
Title: Wonderful! Great heat!
Content: Love this cast iron stove! After setting it up, we all lost power during winter, thank goodness for this unit!! Saved us all from freezing!
Title: Missing a hole for the door peg
Content: The first stove came very chipped in the front it almost cut my hand. So I had them come and get it. The second one had missing holes so I asked for new door. They send me a new door with a hole in it like it was supposed to be so I changed my rating to 4 stars. But I still had to drill a hole myself where the door attaches. It's a nice stove. It's warm once heated. But the handle keeps falling off. The company takes care of you if you send them pictures. Other then that I'm happy with the stove. It's warm and it's really fun to warm up to on a cold day.
Title: Good low priced stove
Content: Works well but needs good quality piping and chimney
Title: WASTE OF MONEY!
Content: Doesn't do anything good! Made from the cheapest of metal! Supposed to be cast iron, but more like pot metal! Castings are of the lowest "quality", core shift is obviously a major problem! Two legs on opposite ends broke off after assembly because one leg didn't even reach the floor! It sat about 2-3 inches off the floor! After disassembling and reassembling multiple times to try and get the legs level, ended up getting one leg to sit only 1-2 inches off the floor! The flue collar was cast so poorly that it will never fit into the cast in flange it is supposed to sit in. I spent three hours grinding on it to finally get it to fit. I "tried" to get a fire started in it, only to discover it won't draw worth crap! Smoke filled the room every single time I opened the door, and every time I closed the door, the fire would go out! I even had placed 4 fire bricks in the bottom as suggested by the manufacturer. The problem is it just doesn't draw enough fresh air to support combustion with the door closed, and the huge block mounted in the top that fully blocks the flue opening certainly can't be helping. This is what you get when mindless zombie bureaucrats at the EPA forcing their stupidity on people. If possible, I'm going to try to get a refund, but as I had to modify it, I doubt that will be possible. I wasted $414 dollars on this thing, and I don't understand why the price fluctuates daily on Amazon. Right after buying and before it arrived, I saw the price drop to $389, then rise to over $700 and it's currently $500! What is up with that? It would be overpriced at $100!
Title: Will do the job
Content: I purchased this stove for back up heating when the power goes out. It’s smaller than I expected. The listing says it can hold 19 inch logs and it will, but take the thickness you would expect a normal wood stove to accept and split it again. When I received the stove the packaging was beat up pretty bad. Fortunately, when I opened it up, the damage was pretty much cosmetic around the top edges, pieces broken off, etc. but the firebox is completely intact. I installed with a flue damper about 18 inches above the stove. I didn’t make any changes to the stock draft controls built into the stove. When I started the first fire I tried to start in the middle (front to back). Not ideal. I then started with much smaller kindling and much smaller fire all the way in the back beneath the flue. This worked great. Once the kindling was burning well, I gradually added larger and larger pieces towards the middle and then the front of the firebox. I noticed that the fire easily worked it’s way forward until I had a nice, hot, self sustaining fire. Once established I could add larger logs. The stove has a well designed draft control if you use this approach. Some say their doors don’t seal but the door on mine seals up nicely, no leaks, no problems. The stove burned all night and in the morning only embers remained. I will say, if you’re going to use this stove to heat through a cold winter night you’ll need to add more fuel every 2~3 hours. If you have good draft, I wouldn’t make any changes to the draft controls built into the stove.
Title: EASY HEAT - Great Build
Content: Love this - had it almost a year now, really performs well in a 10x16 "converted shed/studio" keeps it toasty and comfortable. Live in Montana.
Title: You can cook on this baby
Content: Well made stove and great value
Title: Get the protection plan
Content: The lip on the back of the stove was broken off.
Title: Wonderful! Great heat!
Content: Love this cast iron stove! After setting it up, we all lost power during winter, thank goodness for this unit!! Saved us all from freezing!
Title: Missing a hole for the door peg
Content: The first stove came very chipped in the front it almost cut my hand. So I had them come and get it. The second one had missing holes so I asked for new door. They send me a new door with a hole in it like it was supposed to be so I changed my rating to 4 stars. But I still had to drill a hole myself where the door attaches. It's a nice stove. It's warm once heated. But the handle keeps falling off. The company takes care of you if you send them pictures. Other then that I'm happy with the stove. It's warm and it's really fun to warm up to on a cold day.
Title: Good low priced stove
Content: Works well but needs good quality piping and chimney
Title: WASTE OF MONEY!
Content: Doesn't do anything good! Made from the cheapest of metal! Supposed to be cast iron, but more like pot metal! Castings are of the lowest "quality", core shift is obviously a major problem! Two legs on opposite ends broke off after assembly because one leg didn't even reach the floor! It sat about 2-3 inches off the floor! After disassembling and reassembling multiple times to try and get the legs level, ended up getting one leg to sit only 1-2 inches off the floor! The flue collar was cast so poorly that it will never fit into the cast in flange it is supposed to sit in. I spent three hours grinding on it to finally get it to fit. I "tried" to get a fire started in it, only to discover it won't draw worth crap! Smoke filled the room every single time I opened the door, and every time I closed the door, the fire would go out! I even had placed 4 fire bricks in the bottom as suggested by the manufacturer. The problem is it just doesn't draw enough fresh air to support combustion with the door closed, and the huge block mounted in the top that fully blocks the flue opening certainly can't be helping. This is what you get when mindless zombie bureaucrats at the EPA forcing their stupidity on people. If possible, I'm going to try to get a refund, but as I had to modify it, I doubt that will be possible. I wasted $414 dollars on this thing, and I don't understand why the price fluctuates daily on Amazon. Right after buying and before it arrived, I saw the price drop to $389, then rise to over $700 and it's currently $500! What is up with that? It would be overpriced at $100!
Title: Will do the job
Content: I purchased this stove for back up heating when the power goes out. It’s smaller than I expected. The listing says it can hold 19 inch logs and it will, but take the thickness you would expect a normal wood stove to accept and split it again. When I received the stove the packaging was beat up pretty bad. Fortunately, when I opened it up, the damage was pretty much cosmetic around the top edges, pieces broken off, etc. but the firebox is completely intact. I installed with a flue damper about 18 inches above the stove. I didn’t make any changes to the stock draft controls built into the stove. When I started the first fire I tried to start in the middle (front to back). Not ideal. I then started with much smaller kindling and much smaller fire all the way in the back beneath the flue. This worked great. Once the kindling was burning well, I gradually added larger and larger pieces towards the middle and then the front of the firebox. I noticed that the fire easily worked it’s way forward until I had a nice, hot, self sustaining fire. Once established I could add larger logs. The stove has a well designed draft control if you use this approach. Some say their doors don’t seal but the door on mine seals up nicely, no leaks, no problems. The stove burned all night and in the morning only embers remained. I will say, if you’re going to use this stove to heat through a cold winter night you’ll need to add more fuel every 2~3 hours. If you have good draft, I wouldn’t make any changes to the draft controls built into the stove.
Title: EASY HEAT - Great Build
Content: Love this - had it almost a year now, really performs well in a 10x16 "converted shed/studio" keeps it toasty and comfortable. Live in Montana.
Title: You can cook on this baby
Content: Well made stove and great value
Title: Get the protection plan
Content: The lip on the back of the stove was broken off.
Title: Wonderful! Great heat!
Content: Love this cast iron stove! After setting it up, we all lost power during winter, thank goodness for this unit!! Saved us all from freezing!
Title: Missing a hole for the door peg
Content: The first stove came very chipped in the front it almost cut my hand. So I had them come and get it. The second one had missing holes so I asked for new door. They send me a new door with a hole in it like it was supposed to be so I changed my rating to 4 stars. But I still had to drill a hole myself where the door attaches. It's a nice stove. It's warm once heated. But the handle keeps falling off. The company takes care of you if you send them pictures. Other then that I'm happy with the stove. It's warm and it's really fun to warm up to on a cold day.
Title: Good low priced stove
Content: Works well but needs good quality piping and chimney
Title: WASTE OF MONEY!
Content: Doesn't do anything good! Made from the cheapest of metal! Supposed to be cast iron, but more like pot metal! Castings are of the lowest "quality", core shift is obviously a major problem! Two legs on opposite ends broke off after assembly because one leg didn't even reach the floor! It sat about 2-3 inches off the floor! After disassembling and reassembling multiple times to try and get the legs level, ended up getting one leg to sit only 1-2 inches off the floor! The flue collar was cast so poorly that it will never fit into the cast in flange it is supposed to sit in. I spent three hours grinding on it to finally get it to fit. I "tried" to get a fire started in it, only to discover it won't draw worth crap! Smoke filled the room every single time I opened the door, and every time I closed the door, the fire would go out! I even had placed 4 fire bricks in the bottom as suggested by the manufacturer. The problem is it just doesn't draw enough fresh air to support combustion with the door closed, and the huge block mounted in the top that fully blocks the flue opening certainly can't be helping. This is what you get when mindless zombie bureaucrats at the EPA forcing their stupidity on people. If possible, I'm going to try to get a refund, but as I had to modify it, I doubt that will be possible. I wasted $414 dollars on this thing, and I don't understand why the price fluctuates daily on Amazon. Right after buying and before it arrived, I saw the price drop to $389, then rise to over $700 and it's currently $500! What is up with that? It would be overpriced at $100!
Title: Will do the job
Content: I purchased this stove for back up heating when the power goes out. It’s smaller than I expected. The listing says it can hold 19 inch logs and it will, but take the thickness you would expect a normal wood stove to accept and split it again. When I received the stove the packaging was beat up pretty bad. Fortunately, when I opened it up, the damage was pretty much cosmetic around the top edges, pieces broken off, etc. but the firebox is completely intact. I installed with a flue damper about 18 inches above the stove. I didn’t make any changes to the stock draft controls built into the stove. When I started the first fire I tried to start in the middle (front to back). Not ideal. I then started with much smaller kindling and much smaller fire all the way in the back beneath the flue. This worked great. Once the kindling was burning well, I gradually added larger and larger pieces towards the middle and then the front of the firebox. I noticed that the fire easily worked it’s way forward until I had a nice, hot, self sustaining fire. Once established I could add larger logs. The stove has a well designed draft control if you use this approach. Some say their doors don’t seal but the door on mine seals up nicely, no leaks, no problems. The stove burned all night and in the morning only embers remained. I will say, if you’re going to use this stove to heat through a cold winter night you’ll need to add more fuel every 2~3 hours. If you have good draft, I wouldn’t make any changes to the draft controls built into the stove.
Title: EASY HEAT - Great Build
Content: Love this - had it almost a year now, really performs well in a 10x16 "converted shed/studio" keeps it toasty and comfortable. Live in Montana.
Title: You can cook on this baby
Content: Well made stove and great value
Title: Get the protection plan
Content: The lip on the back of the stove was broken off.
Title: Wonderful! Great heat!
Content: Love this cast iron stove! After setting it up, we all lost power during winter, thank goodness for this unit!! Saved us all from freezing!
Title: Missing a hole for the door peg
Content: The first stove came very chipped in the front it almost cut my hand. So I had them come and get it. The second one had missing holes so I asked for new door. They send me a new door with a hole in it like it was supposed to be so I changed my rating to 4 stars. But I still had to drill a hole myself where the door attaches. It's a nice stove. It's warm once heated. But the handle keeps falling off. The company takes care of you if you send them pictures. Other then that I'm happy with the stove. It's warm and it's really fun to warm up to on a cold day.
Title: Good low priced stove
Content: Works well but needs good quality piping and chimney
Title: WASTE OF MONEY!
Content: Doesn't do anything good! Made from the cheapest of metal! Supposed to be cast iron, but more like pot metal! Castings are of the lowest "quality", core shift is obviously a major problem! Two legs on opposite ends broke off after assembly because one leg didn't even reach the floor! It sat about 2-3 inches off the floor! After disassembling and reassembling multiple times to try and get the legs level, ended up getting one leg to sit only 1-2 inches off the floor! The flue collar was cast so poorly that it will never fit into the cast in flange it is supposed to sit in. I spent three hours grinding on it to finally get it to fit. I "tried" to get a fire started in it, only to discover it won't draw worth crap! Smoke filled the room every single time I opened the door, and every time I closed the door, the fire would go out! I even had placed 4 fire bricks in the bottom as suggested by the manufacturer. The problem is it just doesn't draw enough fresh air to support combustion with the door closed, and the huge block mounted in the top that fully blocks the flue opening certainly can't be helping. This is what you get when mindless zombie bureaucrats at the EPA forcing their stupidity on people. If possible, I'm going to try to get a refund, but as I had to modify it, I doubt that will be possible. I wasted $414 dollars on this thing, and I don't understand why the price fluctuates daily on Amazon. Right after buying and before it arrived, I saw the price drop to $389, then rise to over $700 and it's currently $500! What is up with that? It would be overpriced at $100!
Title: Will do the job
Content: I purchased this stove for back up heating when the power goes out. It’s smaller than I expected. The listing says it can hold 19 inch logs and it will, but take the thickness you would expect a normal wood stove to accept and split it again. When I received the stove the packaging was beat up pretty bad. Fortunately, when I opened it up, the damage was pretty much cosmetic around the top edges, pieces broken off, etc. but the firebox is completely intact. I installed with a flue damper about 18 inches above the stove. I didn’t make any changes to the stock draft controls built into the stove. When I started the first fire I tried to start in the middle (front to back). Not ideal. I then started with much smaller kindling and much smaller fire all the way in the back beneath the flue. This worked great. Once the kindling was burning well, I gradually added larger and larger pieces towards the middle and then the front of the firebox. I noticed that the fire easily worked it’s way forward until I had a nice, hot, self sustaining fire. Once established I could add larger logs. The stove has a well designed draft control if you use this approach. Some say their doors don’t seal but the door on mine seals up nicely, no leaks, no problems. The stove burned all night and in the morning only embers remained. I will say, if you’re going to use this stove to heat through a cold winter night you’ll need to add more fuel every 2~3 hours. If you have good draft, I wouldn’t make any changes to the draft controls built into the stove.
Title: EASY HEAT - Great Build
Content: Love this - had it almost a year now, really performs well in a 10x16 "converted shed/studio" keeps it toasty and comfortable. Live in Montana.
Title: You can cook on this baby
Content: Well made stove and great value
Title: Get the protection plan
Content: The lip on the back of the stove was broken off.
Title: Wonderful! Great heat!
Content: Love this cast iron stove! After setting it up, we all lost power during winter, thank goodness for this unit!! Saved us all from freezing!
Title: Missing a hole for the door peg
Content: The first stove came very chipped in the front it almost cut my hand. So I had them come and get it. The second one had missing holes so I asked for new door. They send me a new door with a hole in it like it was supposed to be so I changed my rating to 4 stars. But I still had to drill a hole myself where the door attaches. It's a nice stove. It's warm once heated. But the handle keeps falling off. The company takes care of you if you send them pictures. Other then that I'm happy with the stove. It's warm and it's really fun to warm up to on a cold day.
Title: Good low priced stove
Content: Works well but needs good quality piping and chimney
Title: WASTE OF MONEY!
Content: Doesn't do anything good! Made from the cheapest of metal! Supposed to be cast iron, but more like pot metal! Castings are of the lowest "quality", core shift is obviously a major problem! Two legs on opposite ends broke off after assembly because one leg didn't even reach the floor! It sat about 2-3 inches off the floor! After disassembling and reassembling multiple times to try and get the legs level, ended up getting one leg to sit only 1-2 inches off the floor! The flue collar was cast so poorly that it will never fit into the cast in flange it is supposed to sit in. I spent three hours grinding on it to finally get it to fit. I "tried" to get a fire started in it, only to discover it won't draw worth crap! Smoke filled the room every single time I opened the door, and every time I closed the door, the fire would go out! I even had placed 4 fire bricks in the bottom as suggested by the manufacturer. The problem is it just doesn't draw enough fresh air to support combustion with the door closed, and the huge block mounted in the top that fully blocks the flue opening certainly can't be helping. This is what you get when mindless zombie bureaucrats at the EPA forcing their stupidity on people. If possible, I'm going to try to get a refund, but as I had to modify it, I doubt that will be possible. I wasted $414 dollars on this thing, and I don't understand why the price fluctuates daily on Amazon. Right after buying and before it arrived, I saw the price drop to $389, then rise to over $700 and it's currently $500! What is up with that? It would be overpriced at $100!
Title: Will do the job
Content: I purchased this stove for back up heating when the power goes out. It’s smaller than I expected. The listing says it can hold 19 inch logs and it will, but take the thickness you would expect a normal wood stove to accept and split it again. When I received the stove the packaging was beat up pretty bad. Fortunately, when I opened it up, the damage was pretty much cosmetic around the top edges, pieces broken off, etc. but the firebox is completely intact. I installed with a flue damper about 18 inches above the stove. I didn’t make any changes to the stock draft controls built into the stove. When I started the first fire I tried to start in the middle (front to back). Not ideal. I then started with much smaller kindling and much smaller fire all the way in the back beneath the flue. This worked great. Once the kindling was burning well, I gradually added larger and larger pieces towards the middle and then the front of the firebox. I noticed that the fire easily worked it’s way forward until I had a nice, hot, self sustaining fire. Once established I could add larger logs. The stove has a well designed draft control if you use this approach. Some say their doors don’t seal but the door on mine seals up nicely, no leaks, no problems. The stove burned all night and in the morning only embers remained. I will say, if you’re going to use this stove to heat through a cold winter night you’ll need to add more fuel every 2~3 hours. If you have good draft, I wouldn’t make any changes to the draft controls built into the stove.
Title: EASY HEAT - Great Build
Content: Love this - had it almost a year now, really performs well in a 10x16 "converted shed/studio" keeps it toasty and comfortable. Live in Montana.
Title: You can cook on this baby
Content: Well made stove and great value
Title: Get the protection plan
Content: The lip on the back of the stove was broken off.
Title: Wonderful! Great heat!
Content: Love this cast iron stove! After setting it up, we all lost power during winter, thank goodness for this unit!! Saved us all from freezing!
Title: Missing a hole for the door peg
Content: The first stove came very chipped in the front it almost cut my hand. So I had them come and get it. The second one had missing holes so I asked for new door. They send me a new door with a hole in it like it was supposed to be so I changed my rating to 4 stars. But I still had to drill a hole myself where the door attaches. It's a nice stove. It's warm once heated. But the handle keeps falling off. The company takes care of you if you send them pictures. Other then that I'm happy with the stove. It's warm and it's really fun to warm up to on a cold day.
Title: Good low priced stove
Content: Works well but needs good quality piping and chimney
Title: WASTE OF MONEY!
Content: Doesn't do anything good! Made from the cheapest of metal! Supposed to be cast iron, but more like pot metal! Castings are of the lowest "quality", core shift is obviously a major problem! Two legs on opposite ends broke off after assembly because one leg didn't even reach the floor! It sat about 2-3 inches off the floor! After disassembling and reassembling multiple times to try and get the legs level, ended up getting one leg to sit only 1-2 inches off the floor! The flue collar was cast so poorly that it will never fit into the cast in flange it is supposed to sit in. I spent three hours grinding on it to finally get it to fit. I "tried" to get a fire started in it, only to discover it won't draw worth crap! Smoke filled the room every single time I opened the door, and every time I closed the door, the fire would go out! I even had placed 4 fire bricks in the bottom as suggested by the manufacturer. The problem is it just doesn't draw enough fresh air to support combustion with the door closed, and the huge block mounted in the top that fully blocks the flue opening certainly can't be helping. This is what you get when mindless zombie bureaucrats at the EPA forcing their stupidity on people. If possible, I'm going to try to get a refund, but as I had to modify it, I doubt that will be possible. I wasted $414 dollars on this thing, and I don't understand why the price fluctuates daily on Amazon. Right after buying and before it arrived, I saw the price drop to $389, then rise to over $700 and it's currently $500! What is up with that? It would be overpriced at $100!
Title: Will do the job
Content: I purchased this stove for back up heating when the power goes out. It’s smaller than I expected. The listing says it can hold 19 inch logs and it will, but take the thickness you would expect a normal wood stove to accept and split it again. When I received the stove the packaging was beat up pretty bad. Fortunately, when I opened it up, the damage was pretty much cosmetic around the top edges, pieces broken off, etc. but the firebox is completely intact. I installed with a flue damper about 18 inches above the stove. I didn’t make any changes to the stock draft controls built into the stove. When I started the first fire I tried to start in the middle (front to back). Not ideal. I then started with much smaller kindling and much smaller fire all the way in the back beneath the flue. This worked great. Once the kindling was burning well, I gradually added larger and larger pieces towards the middle and then the front of the firebox. I noticed that the fire easily worked it’s way forward until I had a nice, hot, self sustaining fire. Once established I could add larger logs. The stove has a well designed draft control if you use this approach. Some say their doors don’t seal but the door on mine seals up nicely, no leaks, no problems. The stove burned all night and in the morning only embers remained. I will say, if you’re going to use this stove to heat through a cold winter night you’ll need to add more fuel every 2~3 hours. If you have good draft, I wouldn’t make any changes to the draft controls built into the stove.
Title: EASY HEAT - Great Build
Content: Love this - had it almost a year now, really performs well in a 10x16 "converted shed/studio" keeps it toasty and comfortable. Live in Montana.
Title: You can cook on this baby
Content: Well made stove and great value
Title: Get the protection plan
Content: The lip on the back of the stove was broken off.
Title: Wonderful! Great heat!
Content: Love this cast iron stove! After setting it up, we all lost power during winter, thank goodness for this unit!! Saved us all from freezing!
Title: Missing a hole for the door peg
Content: The first stove came very chipped in the front it almost cut my hand. So I had them come and get it. The second one had missing holes so I asked for new door. They send me a new door with a hole in it like it was supposed to be so I changed my rating to 4 stars. But I still had to drill a hole myself where the door attaches. It's a nice stove. It's warm once heated. But the handle keeps falling off. The company takes care of you if you send them pictures. Other then that I'm happy with the stove. It's warm and it's really fun to warm up to on a cold day.
Title: Good low priced stove
Content: Works well but needs good quality piping and chimney
Title: WASTE OF MONEY!
Content: Doesn't do anything good! Made from the cheapest of metal! Supposed to be cast iron, but more like pot metal! Castings are of the lowest "quality", core shift is obviously a major problem! Two legs on opposite ends broke off after assembly because one leg didn't even reach the floor! It sat about 2-3 inches off the floor! After disassembling and reassembling multiple times to try and get the legs level, ended up getting one leg to sit only 1-2 inches off the floor! The flue collar was cast so poorly that it will never fit into the cast in flange it is supposed to sit in. I spent three hours grinding on it to finally get it to fit. I "tried" to get a fire started in it, only to discover it won't draw worth crap! Smoke filled the room every single time I opened the door, and every time I closed the door, the fire would go out! I even had placed 4 fire bricks in the bottom as suggested by the manufacturer. The problem is it just doesn't draw enough fresh air to support combustion with the door closed, and the huge block mounted in the top that fully blocks the flue opening certainly can't be helping. This is what you get when mindless zombie bureaucrats at the EPA forcing their stupidity on people. If possible, I'm going to try to get a refund, but as I had to modify it, I doubt that will be possible. I wasted $414 dollars on this thing, and I don't understand why the price fluctuates daily on Amazon. Right after buying and before it arrived, I saw the price drop to $389, then rise to over $700 and it's currently $500! What is up with that? It would be overpriced at $100!
Title: Will do the job
Content: I purchased this stove for back up heating when the power goes out. It’s smaller than I expected. The listing says it can hold 19 inch logs and it will, but take the thickness you would expect a normal wood stove to accept and split it again. When I received the stove the packaging was beat up pretty bad. Fortunately, when I opened it up, the damage was pretty much cosmetic around the top edges, pieces broken off, etc. but the firebox is completely intact. I installed with a flue damper about 18 inches above the stove. I didn’t make any changes to the stock draft controls built into the stove. When I started the first fire I tried to start in the middle (front to back). Not ideal. I then started with much smaller kindling and much smaller fire all the way in the back beneath the flue. This worked great. Once the kindling was burning well, I gradually added larger and larger pieces towards the middle and then the front of the firebox. I noticed that the fire easily worked it’s way forward until I had a nice, hot, self sustaining fire. Once established I could add larger logs. The stove has a well designed draft control if you use this approach. Some say their doors don’t seal but the door on mine seals up nicely, no leaks, no problems. The stove burned all night and in the morning only embers remained. I will say, if you’re going to use this stove to heat through a cold winter night you’ll need to add more fuel every 2~3 hours. If you have good draft, I wouldn’t make any changes to the draft controls built into the stove.
Title: EASY HEAT - Great Build
Content: Love this - had it almost a year now, really performs well in a 10x16 "converted shed/studio" keeps it toasty and comfortable. Live in Montana.
Title: You can cook on this baby
Content: Well made stove and great value
Title: Get the protection plan
Content: The lip on the back of the stove was broken off.
Title: Wonderful! Great heat!
Content: Love this cast iron stove! After setting it up, we all lost power during winter, thank goodness for this unit!! Saved us all from freezing!
Title: Missing a hole for the door peg
Content: The first stove came very chipped in the front it almost cut my hand. So I had them come and get it. The second one had missing holes so I asked for new door. They send me a new door with a hole in it like it was supposed to be so I changed my rating to 4 stars. But I still had to drill a hole myself where the door attaches. It's a nice stove. It's warm once heated. But the handle keeps falling off. The company takes care of you if you send them pictures. Other then that I'm happy with the stove. It's warm and it's really fun to warm up to on a cold day.
Title: Good low priced stove
Content: Works well but needs good quality piping and chimney
Title: WASTE OF MONEY!
Content: Doesn't do anything good! Made from the cheapest of metal! Supposed to be cast iron, but more like pot metal! Castings are of the lowest "quality", core shift is obviously a major problem! Two legs on opposite ends broke off after assembly because one leg didn't even reach the floor! It sat about 2-3 inches off the floor! After disassembling and reassembling multiple times to try and get the legs level, ended up getting one leg to sit only 1-2 inches off the floor! The flue collar was cast so poorly that it will never fit into the cast in flange it is supposed to sit in. I spent three hours grinding on it to finally get it to fit. I "tried" to get a fire started in it, only to discover it won't draw worth crap! Smoke filled the room every single time I opened the door, and every time I closed the door, the fire would go out! I even had placed 4 fire bricks in the bottom as suggested by the manufacturer. The problem is it just doesn't draw enough fresh air to support combustion with the door closed, and the huge block mounted in the top that fully blocks the flue opening certainly can't be helping. This is what you get when mindless zombie bureaucrats at the EPA forcing their stupidity on people. If possible, I'm going to try to get a refund, but as I had to modify it, I doubt that will be possible. I wasted $414 dollars on this thing, and I don't understand why the price fluctuates daily on Amazon. Right after buying and before it arrived, I saw the price drop to $389, then rise to over $700 and it's currently $500! What is up with that? It would be overpriced at $100!
Title: Will do the job
Content: I purchased this stove for back up heating when the power goes out. It’s smaller than I expected. The listing says it can hold 19 inch logs and it will, but take the thickness you would expect a normal wood stove to accept and split it again. When I received the stove the packaging was beat up pretty bad. Fortunately, when I opened it up, the damage was pretty much cosmetic around the top edges, pieces broken off, etc. but the firebox is completely intact. I installed with a flue damper about 18 inches above the stove. I didn’t make any changes to the stock draft controls built into the stove. When I started the first fire I tried to start in the middle (front to back). Not ideal. I then started with much smaller kindling and much smaller fire all the way in the back beneath the flue. This worked great. Once the kindling was burning well, I gradually added larger and larger pieces towards the middle and then the front of the firebox. I noticed that the fire easily worked it’s way forward until I had a nice, hot, self sustaining fire. Once established I could add larger logs. The stove has a well designed draft control if you use this approach. Some say their doors don’t seal but the door on mine seals up nicely, no leaks, no problems. The stove burned all night and in the morning only embers remained. I will say, if you’re going to use this stove to heat through a cold winter night you’ll need to add more fuel every 2~3 hours. If you have good draft, I wouldn’t make any changes to the draft controls built into the stove.
Title: EASY HEAT - Great Build
Content: Love this - had it almost a year now, really performs well in a 10x16 "converted shed/studio" keeps it toasty and comfortable. Live in Montana.
Title: You can cook on this baby
Content: Well made stove and great value
Title: Get the protection plan
Content: The lip on the back of the stove was broken off.
Title: Wonderful! Great heat!
Content: Love this cast iron stove! After setting it up, we all lost power during winter, thank goodness for this unit!! Saved us all from freezing!
Title: Missing a hole for the door peg
Content: The first stove came very chipped in the front it almost cut my hand. So I had them come and get it. The second one had missing holes so I asked for new door. They send me a new door with a hole in it like it was supposed to be so I changed my rating to 4 stars. But I still had to drill a hole myself where the door attaches. It's a nice stove. It's warm once heated. But the handle keeps falling off. The company takes care of you if you send them pictures. Other then that I'm happy with the stove. It's warm and it's really fun to warm up to on a cold day.
Title: Good low priced stove
Content: Works well but needs good quality piping and chimney
Title: WASTE OF MONEY!
Content: Doesn't do anything good! Made from the cheapest of metal! Supposed to be cast iron, but more like pot metal! Castings are of the lowest "quality", core shift is obviously a major problem! Two legs on opposite ends broke off after assembly because one leg didn't even reach the floor! It sat about 2-3 inches off the floor! After disassembling and reassembling multiple times to try and get the legs level, ended up getting one leg to sit only 1-2 inches off the floor! The flue collar was cast so poorly that it will never fit into the cast in flange it is supposed to sit in. I spent three hours grinding on it to finally get it to fit. I "tried" to get a fire started in it, only to discover it won't draw worth crap! Smoke filled the room every single time I opened the door, and every time I closed the door, the fire would go out! I even had placed 4 fire bricks in the bottom as suggested by the manufacturer. The problem is it just doesn't draw enough fresh air to support combustion with the door closed, and the huge block mounted in the top that fully blocks the flue opening certainly can't be helping. This is what you get when mindless zombie bureaucrats at the EPA forcing their stupidity on people. If possible, I'm going to try to get a refund, but as I had to modify it, I doubt that will be possible. I wasted $414 dollars on this thing, and I don't understand why the price fluctuates daily on Amazon. Right after buying and before it arrived, I saw the price drop to $389, then rise to over $700 and it's currently $500! What is up with that? It would be overpriced at $100!
Title: Will do the job
Content: I purchased this stove for back up heating when the power goes out. It’s smaller than I expected. The listing says it can hold 19 inch logs and it will, but take the thickness you would expect a normal wood stove to accept and split it again. When I received the stove the packaging was beat up pretty bad. Fortunately, when I opened it up, the damage was pretty much cosmetic around the top edges, pieces broken off, etc. but the firebox is completely intact. I installed with a flue damper about 18 inches above the stove. I didn’t make any changes to the stock draft controls built into the stove. When I started the first fire I tried to start in the middle (front to back). Not ideal. I then started with much smaller kindling and much smaller fire all the way in the back beneath the flue. This worked great. Once the kindling was burning well, I gradually added larger and larger pieces towards the middle and then the front of the firebox. I noticed that the fire easily worked it’s way forward until I had a nice, hot, self sustaining fire. Once established I could add larger logs. The stove has a well designed draft control if you use this approach. Some say their doors don’t seal but the door on mine seals up nicely, no leaks, no problems. The stove burned all night and in the morning only embers remained. I will say, if you’re going to use this stove to heat through a cold winter night you’ll need to add more fuel every 2~3 hours. If you have good draft, I wouldn’t make any changes to the draft controls built into the stove.
Title: EASY HEAT - Great Build
Content: Love this - had it almost a year now, really performs well in a 10x16 "converted shed/studio" keeps it toasty and comfortable. Live in Montana.
Title: You can cook on this baby
Content: Well made stove and great value
Title: Get the protection plan
Content: The lip on the back of the stove was broken off.
Title: Wonderful! Great heat!
Content: Love this cast iron stove! After setting it up, we all lost power during winter, thank goodness for this unit!! Saved us all from freezing!
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