I have been using this stove for 2 years.
It heats up my house (75 sq.m) very well.
I have used it with different types of wood (dry and green olive, oak, pine with a little resin and poplar).
When I use it with dry olive and pine with resin, the stove performs incredibly well. With oak, it makes my house smell, and with green olive, it fills the room with smoke.
The stove is like a fireplace. It comfortably fits 50 pounds of wood. The door is very large, and if you pay attention to the fuel supply, the fire bricks will be in great condition.
The temperature is difficult to adjust, especially when using dry wood (if it gets too hot, take off your summer clothes, you will need to). With poor insulation and the stove next to a wooden balcony door inside the house, I had 26 degrees Celsius while it was 2 degrees Celsius outside.
Although my house is small, I bought it with a fan heater because of poor insulation. It turned out that I didn't need it. I only tested the fan heater twice for 10 to 15 minutes. It makes a little noise, but it also makes the stove burn like crazy. Just make sure it has enough resin for good results.
Within 2 months of use, the paint on the door started to peel off (they immediately repainted it for me with materials from the factory, free of charge, from the store where I bought it).
At the beginning of the second year, the paint started to chip in other areas, but nothing significant.
Objectively, it is a great investment for your own house, as long as you have a spacious and large area.
It provides very good heating and quickly, I must say. Now, how much wood it will burn is a matter of consideration.
It's worth it
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