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General Outdoor Furnace Discussion / Re: The absolute Best Outdoor Wood Furnace
« on: June 23, 2009, 08:25:33 AM »I don't see the best OWB listedPlease add Nature's Comfort to the list and I will make my vote.
Thanks,
I am very interesting in NC, being that they build them right here in wisconsin. Can you tell my why you feel the way you do about yours and how long you've had it as well as details of your heating and how much you go through.
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General Outdoor Furnace Discussion / The absolute Best Outdoor Wood Furnace
« on: June 22, 2009, 03:36:31 PM »
Hello all and I hope I can get some useful information on a possible purchase from knowledgable folks with experience in these wood furnace mfgs.
I am looking at buying an OWF for my farmstead and cannot decide on which manufacturer to go with. I know I would like one that is capable of heating 3000 square feet of space through a forced air heat exchanger and provide hot water as well. Although the house is approx. 2500 sq ft I would like to heat a portion of a small outbuilding for working in too in a northern Wisconsin location, where some winters can be long and brutal. I would appreciate a vote for one of these furnaces on the list, which are ones with dealers and service close to my home, and if you can offer a model # that you may like or advice that would be superb as well. Ideally, I think a gasification model would be more efficient and provide greater lengths between fills, but I'm not sure. Thanks for all your input and happy voting!!!
I am looking at buying an OWF for my farmstead and cannot decide on which manufacturer to go with. I know I would like one that is capable of heating 3000 square feet of space through a forced air heat exchanger and provide hot water as well. Although the house is approx. 2500 sq ft I would like to heat a portion of a small outbuilding for working in too in a northern Wisconsin location, where some winters can be long and brutal. I would appreciate a vote for one of these furnaces on the list, which are ones with dealers and service close to my home, and if you can offer a model # that you may like or advice that would be superb as well. Ideally, I think a gasification model would be more efficient and provide greater lengths between fills, but I'm not sure. Thanks for all your input and happy voting!!!
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