Been a few years since we sold our home with an Envirofire pellet stove. Now looking for a BASIC stove to heat a 1972 mobile home. Main area is only about 400 sq feet-- about 900 sq feet overall. I keep watching adds for used stoves but just not sure what to look for. May have to buy new. Any recommendations?
Small Stove for Older Mobile Home
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Thanks. Looked it up on internet and seems big for what we need - but that may be true for almost every pellet stove out there? But I'll definitely do more research on it.
Almost scored on a three year old Gnome - and think it would fit well. Looked at the Mini recently on line. Nice stove - but both are probably worth more than the mobile. 
hh: Could go with a bigger stove but need to make sure it can be dialed down to a fairly low feed rate.
hh: Could go with a bigger stove but need to make sure it can be dialed down to a fairly low feed rate.bcnu said:
Breckwell P22 or P23. I have the Breckwell P23 in a 28x52 double wide. Does very well. My home is very well insulated too.
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