Your originals are still posted. I just lightened up the shadows in your pictures and reposted them. The shots are very dark.
Beautiful, but now my wife wants me to do the same......thanks alot
The Lopi Leyden was available in "Fire Run Red. It looked red for sure when it was cold. Once it heats up it turns a very dark red almost brown color. I'm curious to see if yours changes color a little once it's fired up.
I wouldn't mind trying out a BK, if nothing else for the education. It's better suited for our climate, but my wife is not hot on their two enamel colors. She likes blue-black better and I do like the simple design of the PE. To it's credit though I think the Ashford enameling is good quality. I think it's finished better than the T5 or Neo. The latch mechanism is much better.
Actually I think most stoves get 3 coats. The final coat is the clear coat that gives it gloss and depth. The blue black enameled stoves don't have this step making their finish more of a semi-gloss. At least that's what I've been told. Jotul has this finish down pat. Hearthstone did too, at least for a while. Not sure if they still do.
That's really pretty. Did you have to "break in" the new paint job, like breaking in a new stove, with a couple low fires?
Oh please no. A porcelained Princess would look like a cross between a styrofoam to-go box and a 1990 front loading washer.
The sirocco and Ashford have cleaner glass, the firebox design allows the airwash to work better.Except you can see through the glass of the washer.
The Sirrocco on the other hand might look pretty good.
I don't think there is any sacrifice.The Sirocco and Ashford also have vertical doors instead of a slight projecting angle on the Princess. That probably helps the airwash. But for their good looks they have to sacrifice a little efficiency. Nothing is perfect.
I don't think there is any sacrifice.
I guess I mean there's no noticeable sacrifice. To the normal consumer anyway.I thought I read that the efficiency was lower on the ashford/scirroco but they had a cleaner emissions rate.
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