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Pellet Stoves: The Basic Package

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Supplier: Vermont Castings Key Features: Non-catalytic Dimensions: 23" deep x 22-1/2" high x 16" wide. Heats up to 600 square feet, maximum BTUs 18,000 per hour. Weight: 240 lbs. Pricing: $800 Pricing as of 2011. Ask For: Aspen Wood Stove Learn more about Vermont Castings: Get Vermont Castings contact information plus see product stories we've published about the company.		by Deborah Holmes, Ebricks.com Pretty, petite and easy to use, the Aspen is the smallest of Vermont Castings cast-iron, enamel finish wood stoves. With a maximum production of 18,000 BTUs per hour, the stove is designed to heat a cottage or a room rather than a whole house. A flat top plate can accommodate a pot making this stove a good back-up heater when power goes out. Those who heat with wood only occasionally will like that the stove does not have a catalytic after-burner. That makes the stove affordable, fuss-free to use, and easy and inexpensive to maintain. The trade-off is a less efficient burn (around 70 percent), but the company points out the stoves are made in the US from 100 percent recycled iron. The foundry itself, located in Vermont, uses a combination of renewable and clean energy sources. The Aspen comes in black or burgundy enamel. See more product stories like this: Solid-Fuel Stoves Wood Stoves Wood Stoves Comments about this product: Share this story:
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