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Big hoppers and built-in WiFi
The PS130W has a 130 pound hopper, and the Bayfront adds an 8-year warranty on steel parts.
Coverage claims run ahead of the BTU figures, so use hopper size and warranty to compare. The H080 wood stove has the lowest score on our stove shelf.
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26,631 BTU in the table · up to 750 sq ft · 11 in logs · 120.2 lb · 5-year limited warranty
A small steel stove with a 5-year limited warranty and a generous door window, but only 2.4 stars from 8 ratings on Amazon.
Best for: A cabin owner who values warranty length over buyer scores.
≈ $543
Cast iron · up to 2,500 sq ft · 18 in logs · 6 in top flue · ash drawer
A cast-iron stove for mid-size homes, with an ash drawer.
Best for: Mid-size homes with a 6 in chimney
≈ $1,184
29,501 BTU in the table · 2,000 to 3,000 sq ft stated · 130 lb hopper · built-in WiFi · 209.4 lb · 1-year warranty
A 130 lb hopper for long runs between refills and built-in WiFi, though the 1-year warranty is short for a machine.
Best for: A buyer who hates refilling and wants app control on a budget.
≈ $1499
30,173 BTU in the table · 1,800 to 2,500 sq ft stated · 66 lb hopper · built-in WiFi · 231.5 lb · 8-year steel warranty
The Bayfront adds an 8-year warranty on steel parts to the WiFi and hopper formula, but electrical cover stays at 1 year.
Best for: A buyer who wants a longer warranty on the body than most rivals offer.
≈ $1900
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