I agree guys. His taste is simple to explain: the type of style from Ikea. Europeean look. So a square box with 4 legs sitting in his room is not something that appeals to him.
That is exactly what he would like. Except I think he should get something bigger for his needs.....wow, that is a nice stove! 3 sided, rare in the wood business!
Andrew
That Jotul only takes 12 inch logs, produces enough heat for 1000 square feet...he'd need two, at least.
That Jotul only takes 12 inch logs, produces enough heat for 1000 square feet...he'd need two, at least.
(broken link removed to http://www.chimneysweeponline.com/pacneo16.htm) your friend may want to check out this form PE while this is the 1.6 within another 2-4 weeks the 2.5 will be out and the pricing should still be within his budget.
Agreed. Change of topic: what is the cost of a BK Chinook 30 these days? $3K? My buddy likes it a lot....
I got a quote on a 30 earlier today. Floor model, $2700+ taxes with the dual blower included. Pretty decent!
From the forum... This product was referenced - (broken link removed)
isn't that the same as the BK Chinook?
I agree guys. His taste is simple to explain: the type of style from Ikea. Europeean look. So a square box with 4 legs sitting in his room is not something that appeals to him. He said that as far as he is concerned, gold trimmed anything should have been left in the 80s (door knobs, stove doors, etc). lol
Nice find and great price! Over budget, but hopefully your friend will reconsider.
I tend to share your friends sensibilities. I like Ikea design wise, but not their craftmanship/materials. Your friend wants something simple, not busy, no decorations, clean lines, preferably horizontal and surface mount. I feel his pain. But the chinook looks great. I would definitely consider it if I were looking for a freestanding stove, 2.75 cu ft box -- that'll work!
Trust me, I will convince him!! He just sold a house before coming here and a bidding war broke out between couples who wanted his house. He got more than his asking price. He can afford the extra $1000!
I already called him with the price (while driving back from the hardware store) and he seems convinced. Once he gets here he said he will go buy a stove, chimney, stove pipe, etc etc. He wanted something he could get long burn times, controlled heat and is pretty. Something tells me I know who will be helping him install it *cough*.
And now I have found a cord of hardwood that is at roughly 22% and a cord of softwood that is properly seasoned as well. He will be all set once he gets here!
Andrew
You're a good friend and found the prefect stove for him! He'll be thrilled!
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