Wood
Stove Review
This
wood stove review will focus entirely on the
wood stoves that qualify for a 30% government tax credit.
Purchase one of these select wood stoves during 2009 and all of
2010 and you can receive a 30% tax credit, up to $1500 on
the purchase of select wood stoves.
On
this webpage you will find the top wood stoves
manufacturers in the industry. Each link will
take you to a complete review of that particulr brand
of wood stove along with the exact models that meet the requiremet
for a tax credit.
Other
models like the Franklin wood stoves are no longer
in production but we will provide links where you can
find antique wood stoves. And we have also included
links to various blogs that discuss particular wood
stove models.
We highly recommend
as you look through the many wood stove review below
focus on square footage and emissions ratig of each
stove. Many areas of the country will have poor
qualify days whereby wood stoves cannot be used if you
have another type of heat source. The clean
burning stoves could be exempt from this
rule depending on your area. Check local regulatiions
before you purchase a wood stove.
- Did
you know that some of the new high performance
wood stoves release LESS carbon diaoxide
than a rotting tree?
- Some
of the new catalytic wood stoves stoves
can burn up to 40 hours and use 1/3
less wood?
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One
other word of caution: some review sites will
guide you towards certain brands because they can earn
a commission from a sale. If visiting blogs, realize
you will have some good reviews and some bad reviews.
Some people don't know how to burn wood in any
stove therefore they will rate a stove bad, don't be
concerned with that as much as problems with leaking,
cracking, etc.
Blaze
King Wood Stoves
These
guys have been around for as long as I can remember.
They are probably one of the most popular wood
stoves in our area for good reason. They are good.
If people lving in Alaska like this wood stove
what does that tell you?
Now,
just to keep this down to earth, we ourselves do not
own a Blaze King because my wife didn't like the looks
of the 1999 models. I on the other hand could care less,
it produces heat.
Click -> Blaze
King Wood Stoves to learn which models qualify
for a tax credit.
Jotul Wood Stoves
Jotul
and wood stoves are synonymous. In business since 1853
you can see why they are the world's oldest manufacturer
of wood stoves. They have sold more wood stoves
than anyone else ad their expertise is unmatched. Norway
is where the company was founded but now you'll find
Jotuul all over the world.
Here
is a lost of all the Jotul wood stoves that qualify
for a tax credit:
Jotul F 100, F 118, F 602, F 3 CB, F 400, F 500, F 600, 350, C 450, and C
550. Jøtul will provide a certification statement on all qualified
stoves for taxpayers to use as proof of the stove's qualification for
the tax credit.
Click -> Jotul
Wood Stoves to learn specific details of each
model that qualifies for a tax credit.
Hearthstone Wood Stoves
One
word best describes Hearthstone wood stoves: UNIQUE
Hearthstone wood
stoves are designed to be "easy to clean"
and offer features you can't find on other wood stoves.
Hearthstone stoves offer exclusive
designs and many of the stoves are made out of soapstone rather than metal.
One of the key benefits of Soapstone is the ability
to absorb heat and radiate it for hours after your fire
burns out.
For
those of you who prefer a cast iron wood stove Hearthstone
also offers them. Following is the list of the 12 Hearthstone
wood stoves that qualify for the tax credit.
Bari
Wood, Bennington, Craftsbury, Equinox, Clydesdale, Heritage,
Homestead, Mansfield, Morgan, Phoenix, Shelburne, and
Tribute
Click -> Hearthstone
Wood Stoves to get the information you are looking
for on each model.
Fisher Wood Stoves
Unfortunately these wood stoves are no longer available
and their parts are hard to find. However if you visit
ebay you can find parts for fisher wood stoves.
Franklin Wood Stoves
The Franklin Wood Stoves
are an American icon. They might not have been
manufactured
in a long time but a lot of people want one. If you get lucky and someone still has
a Franklin wood stove and is willing to sell it don't
hesitate get it. The design
of the Franklin stove has been copied by many but a true Franklin
wood burning stove is hard to duplicate.
The franklin wood stoves do not meet tax credit status
and the burn time is limited to 2-4 hours.
We
have a boatload of information and useful links to help
you find anything related to Franklin Wood Stoves.
We have found a place that does sell
reconditioned Franklin Wood Stoves at a very reasonable price.
(My opinion) Follow the link below to learn more
about Franklin Stoves and the link to the beatiful stoves.
Click
-> Franklin
Wood Stoves (no I don't get a commission
for referring you or eve if you purchase one)
Best wishes
Vogelzang
Wood Stoves
Vogelzang
offers 5 different wood stove models that qualify for
the tax credit. Performer, Highlander, Shiloh,
Durango and Defender. The prices are between $1099 and
1299. For the price these stoves are affordable
options to electric heat and other wood stoves. What
really caught my attention is the warranty that Vogelzang
offers.
These
stoves are made of steel and offer many options that
you will need to add as money allows.
Visit
Vogelzang
Wood Stoves for a complete review of these wood
burning stoves.
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