US Stove Company Black Iron Outdoor Wood-Burning Fireplace

this is old School stove

I remember back growing up My grandparents,my uncle some of my cousins.I don't think it's the stove is the problem.Y'all don't know how to work it. not supposed to be airtight. you have to use a damper. you got to know how to use it. you have to lift up on the door to close it.yall are 🤣 funny

Why would a company that makes and sells wood stoves ship a stove that the door doesn't seal. No way ut can the holes aren't right it hits at the hinge side and is crooked. It's nothing I did wrong the holes aren't pre drilled or cast and I shouldn't have to modify it . I would not buy . Im getting another brand I don't trust it and cant get through when I call them

Poor to Mediocre

Several issues. 1) It is not obviously advertised that this is a single burn rate stove that has no damper and is not approved to be run with an adjustable flue. 2) As soon as you open the door to add wood, smoke pours out every time. 3) Flue collar doesn’t fit a 6 inch chimney pipe without buying an adapter.

Works but stripped handle bolt

Had this for about a month and now that its getting cold enough to use we noticed the door doest quite seal all the way. Looked at it and the catch was a bit loose, tried to tighten the nut up and it just spins. Threads are stripped, can not tighten or loosen any to get the nut off and repair, might have to cut it off all together and figure something else out.

900sq ft max

Meh, I have to keep her rip roaring to keep in the burn zone. 2x4's would be ideal but they don't grow on trees, uhh wait, I guess they do, but you get the idea. Also the after burner vent pipes take up alot of room in the Firefox, you can get a 19" 2x4 in there if you squeeze in along the side, but not a log. I installed it in a drafty barn and even with single wall it does not provide enough heat to speak of. So... a 900sq ft home with good insulation, yeah ok, but nothing much bigger. Be prep...

I love it but

I love the stove except for the door hitting the hinge side of the door opening and leaves a 1/4 inch gap on the latch side. I’ve been messing with it for a year now and finally came up with replacing the pins out of the hinge with roofing nail. I am able to close the door completely now but it drags on the bottom from being so loose. It does work a great deal more efficiently with the door closed completely but I don’t think you should have to modify it to make it work right.

Exactly what we wanted

Assembly was quick & easy. Everything was included, there and in excellent condition. Wanted a small stove for our 1150 sq. ft. home in the blue ridge and this is it. Low cost, cast iron and solid construction. Follow the instructions, use correct stovepipe, make no modifications and it works flawlessly. Can get my house up to 78 degrees when the outside temp is in the teens

Great stove!

Do not install in camper! With that being said I installed this wood burning stove in a 12' tow behind camper with double wall pipe and fire wool plus 2". Again if you don't understand what I just said don't do it. So far it's been tested in as low as -17 not counting the wind chill in Montana and has been a cozy little dream.

Lies

Big good lies, lol, my little stove heats my entire 1200dqft home, and I love it. My fire place was romantic but this baby is good looking and hot. I'm Retro kind of guy, and if looks old I get it, it fits perfectly inside the fireplace , need a bigger thermal fan, great product.

Five Stars

My wife and I love our little woodstove; it is our primary source of heating in our tiny house. I love how small sticks and twigs are all that's needed to take the chill off the cabin, yet we can load the stove with standard sized split logs for an extended burn. This stove burns very efficiently, so it takes much less wood than we were expecting to keep our little cabin toasty-warm, even with snow and ice on the ground. Very happy with this stove..!!