I have been told they are great. I have an indoor wood pellet burner, I love it.
A guy that works for me has a Charmaster indoor wood burner/furnace. He loves it, it is in his basement.
Do you have a steady supply of firewood? Loading firewood day after day may be a PITA.
I looked into an exterior wood burner, called the outdoor wood furnace. This thing is forced air with a cold air return in the house. I thought about it and the installation for my home would be good but....I would want to have the hot air pumped into my crawl space, no basement. It would cost $3500 or so. Not a bad price but it would reduce my propane usage from 500 gallons per winter to 100 gallons. I dont run my pellet burner when I am at work. I have read (on this site) that a exterior wood boiler is $8000 or more with install.
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