Side liners are kaowool-backed cast iron, like the F602. Probably 3/4" or so thick. Bottom liner is also cast iron with kaowool backing, dimpled to stand it off from the bottom, 2" or so thick. My 7x7 was exaggerated. It's probably more like 9x8.
jeffee said:Firebox is 10" wide, 10" high sloping to 8" high, an average of 9" height. In other words 10" x 9", less the room that the side tubes take up. They're all the way at the top and sides, and about 1" diameter, so in effect they take away about 48 cubic inches.
Also, sorry if I was rude before!
Best, Jeff
I had the older Jotul 118 and sold it when I sold my last house. I loved that stove.reganp said:Jotul 118
I have a 31 year old 118 that has performed incredibly well over the years in our very cold winters. Does anyone have info on how the new 118's compare in their heating capacity, ease of lighting and ability to hold a fire all night? Will I really be able to find a new jotul that matches or exceeds my older 118? I have also looked at some of the larger, windowed Jotul models- does anyone have a comparison on these versus a 118? Thanks!
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