Reccomendations on a coal stove/heater.

Reccomendations on a coal stove/heater.

PostBy: molson4725 On: Tue Feb 19, 2013 11:37 pm

Hi all. Just wanted to hear your opinions on reccommending a stove for a patio. I am currently running a Leisure Line pocono set up in the basement that pretty much heats our whole house. I added a four season patio, basically another room, to the back of the house. I was looking to add a little coal stove, I would prefer an automatic type like the pocono since I am not home to take care of a manual one, not to mention I dont want the hassle ;) . I was thinking of going with a little wood pellet stove, but two fuels would be a pain, plus I prefer coal better. I think a LL pioneer might be over kill to heat this area. Its 16x24. Whats your thoughts?
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Re: Reccomendations on a coal stove/heater.

PostBy: Ed.A On: Wed Feb 20, 2013 5:40 am

While I don't own a LL, I've seen enough of them to be impressed. I think you're prolly headed in the right direction for your new Patio set-up. Sounds wicked nice <jealous>
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Re: Reccomendations on a coal stove/heater.

PostBy: Stoker6268 On: Wed Feb 20, 2013 4:08 pm

How bout their "LIL" stoker or indenpendence stoker from Leisure Line? both look smaller and might fit your needs for that type of area.
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