what size hearth is recommended for this wood burning stove?
1817032
This stove is a free-standing stove with a pedestal attached. If you intend to have a stove installed in an existing hearth you would need to look at a wood stove insert (a wood stove made for this application). You should visit a local fireplace & stove/heath dealer and installer for more info on your application. Hope this helped....
1233624
Depends on how big the stovetop is and how the burners are arranged.Measure it.
1883055
the stove is 2.750 inches in diameter and 2.900 high. just can't wait to try to cook on it. so far I just boil water
1248824
No hearth pad is needed. The legs keep it away from the floor. I used mine on carpeting. There are no sparks to fly out the front, since it is gas/propane, so there is no danger of something catching fire in front of it.
790459
Thank you all for taking the time to help me out with this. i have decided to just belly up the extra money and but an actual burner. 110000 BTU and a wide base should suit me well. thanks again for all of your advice.
381741
The stove is quite stable. No problem with pots and skillets. I've even used 4 gallon pots without problem, so a dutch oven should be fine.
242225
That no one would give actual numbers, let me see if I can help. My Esbit alky burner (twin to the Trangia full sized) is 1.79-inches tall. It takes (at minimum, 0.45 inches flame clearance above that) to get a consistent fire going. This means you need at stove (some call them windscreens, versus the burner itself) to function as a matched working set. This would then require the stove to be at least 2.24-inches tall on the inside. This is only 2-inches internal, and the pot actually dips 'into' the stove, reducing that 2-inches a bit more. NO, this won't work with a full-sized Esbit or Trangia alky burner. Hope this helps clarify things. That no one would give actual numbers, let me see if I can help. My Esbit alky burner (twin to the Trangia full sized) is 1.79-inches tall. It takes (at minimum, 0.45 inches flame clearance above that) to get a consistent fire going. This means you need at stove (some call them windscreens, versus the burner itself) to function as a matched working set. This would then require the stove to be at least 2.24-inches tall on the inside. This is only 2-inches internal, and the pot actually dips 'into' the stove, reducing that 2-inches a bit more. NO, this won't work with a full-sized Esbit or... » Read More That no one would give actual numbers, let me see if I can help. My Esbit alky burner (twin to the Trangia full sized) is 1.79-inches tall. It takes (at minimum, 0.45 inches flame clearance above that) to get a consistent fire going. This means you need at stove (some call them windscreens, versus the burner itself) to function as a matched working set. This would then require the stove to be at least 2.24-inches tall on the inside. This is only 2-inches internal, and the pot actually dips 'into' the stove, reducing that 2-inches a bit more. NO, this won't work with a full-sized Esbit or Trangia alky burner. Hope this helps clarify things. « Show Less
1312731
try Liberty Mountain Westwind Stove Set without Burner. Haven't tried it out yet, waiting for summer campout in July.
2246568
Im sorry I do not know where to buy the hearth. have you looked an amazon.com?
1013018
I have owned two of the smaller diameter smokers. Trust me when I tell you that the 18.5" is sufficient for almost anything you will ever cook. Remember there are two racks in it. You can buy other racks to position chickens vertically, other racks to position four or five slabs of ribs just on one level. I use the lower level almost exclusively. I water soak wood chips and never use charcoal lite. You can cook pot roasts with potatoes, carrots, and onions in the water pan too.
1045490
We have a 32 inch Bull Lonestar Select 4 burner. It is a little big but works great.
1259914
Can 't answer that. We moved and don 't use it as it was intended. It now sits on the hearth for looks
1995724
you'd have to put a fireproof protector for wood. ours is on tile and needs nothing else. also: The Century Heating Whistler Wood-Burning Stove is EPA exempt for cleaner burning, more efficient performance. With 110,000 BTU, the Whistler heats approximately 1500 square feet. This high-performance stove also includes a variable-speed blower to help distribute warmth throughout the room. A cast iron door with air-wash ceramic glass provides a good view of the fire. Not for sale in WA, CA and OR. Not for mobile home installation. Check state and local codes. Assembly Required: No, Blower (CFM): 100, Blower Included: Yes, Blower Power Supply (Volts, Amps): 115V-60Hz-39W, BTU Output: 110,000, Clearance from Corner (in.): 24, Clearance from Rear Wall (in.): 24, Clearance from Side Wall (in.): 26, Dimensions W x D x H (in.): 29 1/2 x 27 3/4 x 36, Door Opening W x H (in.): 22 1/4 x 7 1/2, EPA Exempt: Yes, Firebox Size W x D (in.): 22 3/4 x 14 1/2, Flue Collar Size (in.): 6, Fuel Type: Wood, Full Load Run Time (Hours): 1-2, Heat Settings: Variable, Heating Capability (sq. ft.): 1,500, Igniter: No, Max. Log Size Accepted (L in.): 21, Mobile Home Approved: No, Product Type: Stove, Stove Pipe Included: No, Thermostat Included: No, UL: UL approved
1930613
Thank you for posting. I actually bought the stove, figuring the pictures must be accurate after finding the same one in multiple places, and it's right; the measurements stated in the product page are wrong. I was concerned because 13" wide (or long) would not have been wide enough to fit two pots on the burners!
112138
51 inches bottom of feet to the top of the chimney. The 'firebox' is appx 22 inches in diameter on the inside and about 14-15 inches from grate to start of chimney. The unit burns well. I burn small logs and they are usually completely consumed. I'm quite satisfied with mine.
190951
The recommended minimum is 20" and 50cc. You're close and might be sufficient for smaller logs and softer wood.
262952
Not sure the square footage of your fireplace, but I used it for my fire pit and 10lbs was not enough. I would go with twenty to be on the safe side