Outdoor Furnace

[dgagneur]

You can visit www.centralboiler.com to find out more about a typical warranty. Like I said before, having an outdoor stove is a big commitment....not to mention a big investment. Burning wood is certainly not for everyone so your friend had better think long and hard before making such a big purchase. I love it, my wife hates it when I am out of town and she has to fill it twice a day....but at the same time she can keep the heat at 71-72 degrees without me turning it down to 68-69 all the time.

Dave

(Let it be known I don't endorse Central Boiler in anyway...although it is my opinion they make one the best outdoor stoves on the market)

[Joe Funderburk, CMI]

Originally Posted by rmyers1

Wisconsin:

Another BIG problem I see, is people actually using up all their forest for fueling the systems. I have actually seen places where these systems were installed, two or three years later, all their forest is gone.

Consumed all the trees in 2 years? That's not a "forest". That's a "clump of trees".