“The Mountaineer” Wood-Burning Stove

With efficiency and elegance in mind, this wood-burning stove from Vogelzang provides warmth and comfort for rooms up to 2,000 square feet. Designed with a black satin finish and Nickel-Pewter trim, “The Mountaineer” will be sure to enhance any home setting. With proper installation and wood selection, owning and operating a wood-burning stove can be a safe and cost effective alternative to heating your home.

Wood-Burning Stove Specifications

“The Mountaineer” features an internal compartment lined with firebrick along with a large ash pan for easy ash removal. This heavy-gauge 3/16in. plate steel stove accepts 22in. logs behind its beautifully crafted heavy cast iron feed door with a 19in. x 8in. ceramic glass window for the perfect view. This 300lb. wood stove delivers an incredible 104,000 BTU and is able to burn for hours on a single load of wood. An adjustable high-speed (100 CFM) blower directs warm air throughout, creating an even-heated room. A cool touch spring handle allows the user easy access to the large cast iron door with rope gasket seal. This wood-burning stove also includes a sturdy pedestal base with pewter trim edge caps. “The Mountaineer” (Model# VG650ELG) meets EPA requirements for exempt wood/coal burning stoves and is safety tested to UL 1482. Please check your state and local codes for approved installation and usage.

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Wood-Burning Stove Tips

• Professional installation of your wood-stove will go a long way in getting the most out of your stove
• Install the stove in a main room where you spend most of your time such as a dining or living room
• Insure that there is proper clearance between the stove, venting system and any combustible items
• Properly season wood by stacking logs off of the ground outdoors in an open area during the hot summer months with a cover only on the very top of the stack
• Firewood should never be larger than 8in. in diameter
• Create smaller fires with soft wood in milder weather
• In colder weather, add three hard wood logs on top of or behind the hot coals – avoid adding one log at a time
• Keep the door of your wood stove closed unless you are loading or stoking the fire
• Avoid spreading the coals out evenly and be sure to remove ash from your stove on a regular basis
• You should never smell smoke in your house while using an EPA certified wood-stove
• Update or install smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in your house
• Always have a fire extinguisher available
• Wood-burning stoves are not for mobile home installation

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