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Wood and pellet heat from the United States Stove Company
The US5522-W pairs a 170 pound hopper with a stated 80 hours of running, and the TH-100 is a small stove for zone heating.
The US1100E states the same figures as the Ashley AW1120E-P, so compare both before you buy.
Listings name EPA certification and mobile home approval, but we did not find a safety standard on the pages we read.
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26,000 BTU in the table · up to 750 sq ft · 11 in logs · 75% efficiency stated · 139 lb · 8 hour burn stated
A small EPA certified stove for zone heating, with an 11 inch log limit and a weak 3.2 star rating from 33 buyers.
Best for: A tiny house, cabin or single room where floor space decides the choice.
≈ $613
68,000 BTU stated · up to 1,200 sq ft · 1.3 cu ft firebox · 18 in logs · 258 lb · no catalyst
The same stated output and firebox as the Ashley AW1120E, from the same parent company, with 3 ratings instead of 224.
Best for: A buyer who finds the Ashley out of stock and wants the same size class.
≈ $1100
33,000 BTU · up to 3,000 sq ft · 170 lb hopper · up to 80 hours · WiFi and Bluetooth · remote · 265 lb
A long-running stove with a 170 lb hopper and up to 80 stated hours, WiFi and Bluetooth control, shipped by freight.
Best for: A buyer who wants days between refills and accepts a young listing.
≈ $1600
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