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Question: Should a damper be used in stove pipe?
Document: I bought this stove from Menards for $699 and recently saw it for $649 at Menards. I purchased it to replace an old franklin fireplace that was impossible to control and ate up lots of wood. My installation consists of 6&#34; pipe on top of the stove going into 8&#34; stainless triple wall as it goes thru the ceiling and out the roof. It is a straight pipe all the way up and creates a very good draft.
house and this stove will heat it totally  once its up and running. I have noticed I use half the wood I used to use..another big benefit. The stove will hold heat and coals for 8 hours easily so getting it going in the morning just requires adding some kindling before putting in some logs, close the door and ignore it..it will fire up!.I am totally happy with this stove and recommend it for its performance and looks.
Save Your Money!!! The stove performs very poorly. The blower is moving very little air.I was wanting to give it only one star, the second star is for Amazon Customer Service which was outstanding.
This stove is fantastic! I replaced a Country Comfort built in 1986 for this EPA Wood stove and it is night and day difference. Fires are super easy to light, and get going very quickly. There is no visable smoke out of my chimney anymore, nor can you smell it outside. Comments about the woodstove being hard to light is NOT the woodstove.....It's the chimney.
hello folks! Just got my vogelzang performer! Great stove, you will be happy with it! blower has a speed control! In medium speed its quiet!Great heat, super efficent, nice burn times! 325 pounds, takes a little time to set-up the pedestal, but thats it! very happy! nice! heat!BUY IT! heats my whole house!
I'm hoping to find just and electric motor somewhere to keep it going but Vogelzang will not sell you just the motor either. They wanted $160 for the blower unit. At that rate you might as well buy a whole new stove every three years. Being that this problem started to show itself in the first year I would definitely look to other brands with a better reputation for durability.
One improvement I would recommend for Vogelzang is to make the door dual direction so it can be hinged right or left! The initial firing of the stove made the paint stink and I had to open up the house to vent it out. It took about four firings to cure the paint. The included blower does a fair job of moving air around the stove and is a bit on the noisy side when run of high.
Steel woodstoves like this one are designed to cast off heat quickly/don't reatin it well. Good for the weekend/ambience burner but for aprimary heat source I'd consider Cast Iron which stays hot longer. Also this stove burns differently, higher temps for more efficient burn.Pros: This woodstove puts off some real heat once you get it going. This is the key phrase-see cons. Elegant apperance/pewter accents/chrome trim. Big glass viewing window.
I have found that getting the stove going requires paper and small kindling and leaving the door ajar for awhile until it gets up and roaring and then I can close the door and set the air intake. While the stove can burn fairly large wood I have found that in order to get The best performance you should use many smaller pieces of wood. The secondary burn chambers at the top of the stove burn gasses as they pass towards the chimney and recover huge amounts of heat heading out the top.
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Answer: yes