I have no clue. I cant find any manufacturer name, model number, or btu rating. My guess is its some ultra cheap generic unitDanno77 said:wow. If you can only put a dent in your propane on a 1,000sqft house with a stove rated at 1,000sqft, then you have major issues!
I have the same stove you do, I love it, but it is certainly the low end of the Englander line-up. If I was using it as my sole source of heat and ran it as hard as I could (safely, of course) then I'd be loading it every 4 hours or so. If I run it 450 or so, then maybe about 5-6hrs. If I pull it back to 300-350, then I can get 8 hours out of it. Those numbers rely on good wood.
So, in short, I agree that if you want to use it as your sole source of heat, then you are gonna be reloading often in order to get significant heat out of it, even if you are heating a nicely insulated 1,000sq ft area. But even then, I can't see it NOT helping tremendously with your gas bill.
How many BTUs is your gas furnace and does it heat you well?
Its an 80% thats about all I know about it
It puts out maybe 100 degree F heat. I was thinking of having it serviced or looked at