No not really at all my house is only 2100 sq/ft and 40,000 btu wouldn't make a dent in it.
~$900 Small Masonry Heater Proposal
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A full firebox is possible and then some. Huh? Because there is a cavity above the firebox (a corbled section). I watched mason's load more wood than the size of the firebox. How? They stacked the bottom horizontally and the top vertically - into the cavity. This vertical space above the firebox can be used.
As I said this heater is designed for a small house, a well insulated house, a coastal house, a large room, a cabin, and/or a house in the south. For an average insulated 2000 sq ft house in the midwest you would go with the larger design.
This heater would have worked in the house I'm building - 42' x 30' footprint, well insulated, and passive solar. I built the larger heater because I had extra material and a large door.
As I said this heater is designed for a small house, a well insulated house, a coastal house, a large room, a cabin, and/or a house in the south. For an average insulated 2000 sq ft house in the midwest you would go with the larger design.
This heater would have worked in the house I'm building - 42' x 30' footprint, well insulated, and passive solar. I built the larger heater because I had extra material and a large door.
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