I don’t remember. This was over two years ago. If there was a price difference, it wasn’t a lot at the time. I went with paint and I’m very happy.do you know if there is a price difference between the enamel and the black finish?
I don’t remember. This was over two years ago. If there was a price difference, it wasn’t a lot at the time. I went with paint and I’m very happy.do you know if there is a price difference between the enamel and the black finish?
I know I'm late to this thread by a few months. Can confirm, it's roughly a $700 price difference between the flat black and the brown enamel - and roughly $200 between black and cast grey - which I assume is painted.do you know if there is a price difference between the enamel and the black finish?
Beautiful stove! Just ordered mine in the same color. Hope the finish is still holding up!View attachment 285226
The enamel BK puts on the Ashford is amazing. 3 years of daily burning and it looks amazing, and looks just like the day it was installed. No scratches, hairlines or crazing. Washes with a damp cloth, and it isn’t fragile.
Good advice.Congrats on a fantastic stove !
I hope you have wood ready to go, as in already stacked for ayear (or two if it's oak). Otherwise this coming winter might be a huge disappointment.
If not, get.pine now. That'll be good next winter if split and stacked off the ground, and too covered now.
Or buy a pallet of biobricks.
Thank you!Congrats on a fantastic stove !
I hope you have wood ready to go, as in already stacked for ayear (or two if it's oak). Otherwise this coming winter might be a huge disappointment.
If not, get.pine now. That'll be good next winter if split and stacked off the ground, and too covered now.
Or buy a pallet of biobricks.
Many wood sellers count seasoning from the time the tree was felled. That is a false assumption. The wood really starts drying once it has been split. For sellers, that often is last week. We have a couple of local wood sellers that keep on posting shots of their moisture meter with prongs stuck in the end grain. I have corrected them and they act like that can't be true. When in doubt, RTFM.
Indeed, and I have told more than one that.If they used the meter correctly it would give them wet readings so that’s no good.