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Coal Stoves: Off The Grid Heat

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Supplier: Vogelzang International Key Features: Measures 34" high x 32" wide x 21" deep. Requires 6" black stove pipe. Rated at 150,000 BTUs. Cast-iron grate moves on rollers, for easier cleaning. Pricing: $1,260 Pricing as of 2011. Ask For: Sentry Coal Stove, VG810CL Learn more about Vogelzang International: Get Vogelzang International contact information plus see product stories we've published about the company.		by Rosemary Thornton, contributing editor Stay warm and toasty "off the grid" with this high-efficiency coal stove. A single load of bituminous coal (about 75 pounds) provides heat for up to nine hours, creating 150,000 BTUs per hour. Put simply, it'll heat about 2,000 square feet. The cabinet's top is designed to accomodate a couple of saucepans or tea kettles. Combustion is controlled by a bi-metallic thermostat (for more even burning) and the steel firebox is lined witth firebrick. See more product stories like this: Coal Stoves Solid-Fuel Stoves Coal Stoves Share this story:
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