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Osburn
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Fireplaces, Stoves, Wood Burning
The Osburn 1100 stove offers a wide range of possible configurations. It is primarily a freestanding model with pedestal or legs (black or gold plated) as options, but it can also be easily placed in an alcove or fireplace because its back face is angled at 45 degrees. The top air hood ~improves heat distribution~, regardless of where the stove is installed. The Osburn 1100 burns standard 16" logs and has a burn time of up to eight hours in slow combustion mode. Overall, this versatile and compact wood stove gives a most impressive performance.,Heating capacity: 500 to 1,400 sq. ft. Firebox volume: 1.5 cu. ft. Adjustable handle Self - cleaning glass system Heavy duty cast iron door Ash drawer with safety lid Mobile home approved Optimum efficiency: 75% Qualifies for the USA tax credit (USA only),Back: 20" Back: 8.5" Corner: 14" Corner: 6" Depth: 12.5" Depth: 23.37" Exhaust Pipe Diameter: 6" Glass Surface: 125 sq. in. Height: 11.25" Height: 29" Height: 8.5" Log Positioning: Over Width Max Log Length: 16" Max ouput - EPA test wood: 35,000 BTU h. Max ouput - seasoned cord wood: 50,000 BTU h. Minimun Chimney Height: 12' Recommended Chimney Diameter: 6" Sides: 16" Sides: 16.5" Steel Thickness: 0.19" Test Standard - Emissions: EPA Method 28 Test Standard - Safety: ULC S - 627 UL 1482 Top: 84" Type of Door: Ceramic Glass Type of Fuel: Wood Weight: 250 lbs. Width: 15.5" Width: 18" Width: 32.37",Requires the addition of a door overlay and a pedestal or leg kit
Great Little Stove!
By RobG
from Bloomfield, CT on 11/11/2010
from Bloomfield, CT on 11/11/2010
Pros:
Angled Output, Attractive Design, Supplemental Heat Source
Best Uses:
Large Rooms, Small Rooms, Zone Heating
Describe Yourself:
Midrange Shopper
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Comments about Osburn 1100 Series High Efficiency EPA Wood Stove - OB01111:
This is a great little stove. It's small but I can keep my whole house (1800 sq/ft split level) warm with it. I'm coming from an older very inefficient cast iron stove, so this is a big change for me.
I'm getting used to the smaller size, doesn't hold as much wood, but it puts out just as much heat.