Drolet Pyropak Wood Stove, EPA 2020 Certified, 22 5/8-in W x 21 7/8-in D x 27 3/8-in H

My husband wanted a small stove for in the garage and this one is perfect. It heats well and it perfect for the space we need it in

Its to small for my needs. Temp is good but needed a bigger stove.. its worth the miney though

Good deal on a brand name woodstove. Went on sale 2 weeks later and Woodstock Dealer still gave me the better price. Great. Ustomer service.

Just got this on sale and install was smooth and it burns even smoother. I’ve had it for 5 nights and it goes all night with 2 nice pieces of wood put in Before bed and I wake up to decent coles to throw in another piece to keep it going. It hasn’t gone out since I installed and lit a fire . I love it. Heating 700sqft

This is a great stove for zone heating. After a warm up period it makes plenty of heat for our 800 sq ft basement. With 2 medium logs it'll run burn at 250-300F for 2-2.5 hr, and then will settle down at 200-250 F for a couple more hours while it burns coals down to ash. It could handle a couple of extra logs for lots more heat and just close the damper for longer burn time (this also may make the stove hotter). It burns really efficiently, always reducing any wood to just ash and rarely leaving any unburnt leftovers. The glass door has stayed entirely clear allowing us to watch the fire throughout the burn. Ours is installed in the worst place possible in the house - in a basement, with 30 ft of chimney, so there is a moderate downward draft in the winter. After a first-timer smoky experience we followed the EXTREMELY well written user manual (plus some youtube videos) to light the woodstove every time since then without challenge. One of the main secrets is to get the flue hot by first lighting a few sheets of newspaper (before any kindling). They burn hot and with minimal smoke. Before the chimney air start to cool, get the kindling going. After a minute or two of this, AND with a basement window opened a 1/2 inch, the fire is easy to light and smoke goes right up the chimney. After 15-20 min of hot burn (with stove door ajar for extra air) it's OK to close the basement window.