Posted by Roger in Wisconsin on January 11, 2019 at 05:36:13 from (174.198.4.228):
In Reply to: Wood stove posted by Sparktrician on January 10, 2019 at 05:22:43:
The Round Oak Stove began making wood/coal stoves in 1870. They continued making them until after WW2. There were several reasons why they were so popular. The air tight ash bottom let's you empty the ashes any time without shutting the fire down. Draft can be controlled 3 different ways. Two loading doors for different size wood. Sheet steel center body radiates heat like crazy. You can even cook on the top. The cast iron parts are beautiful and intricate. I think the ones made in the 1890s were the best because they got heavier after that. They came in many sizes. The 18 and 20 were the most popular. I heated my house with a 18 through the polar vortex easily. You can find them on eBay or antique stores.
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