Grand Teton Collection F500155

The Grand Teton Collection Targhee Wood Stove is designed to cater to mid-sized homes and living areas. Its standout feature is the brick-lined firebox, capable of accommodating logs up to 16 inches long. This design ensures rapid and cost-effective heating, efficiently warming spaces of up to 2,000 sq. ft. The subtle crackle of the fire and a gentle woodsy scent create an atmosphere of relaxation and comfort.

An investment in this wood stove not only brings warmth but also potential financial benefits. By choosing this EPA-approved stove, you qualify for a 30% biomass stove tax credit, making it an eco-conscious and budget-friendly heating solution. Moreover, the firebrick lining enhances both the stove's longevity and combustion efficiency, ensuring extended performance without compromising on eco-friendliness.

Maintenance is a breeze with easy access to the ash drawer, simplifying cleanup. The cast iron door, complete with a ceramic rope gasket for an airtight seal, adds to the stove's durability. It's not just robust; it's stylish too, with a brushed nickel handle and high-temperature glass. Additionally, the air wash system keeps the glass clean for an uninterrupted view of the dancing flames. You also have the option to enhance its performance further with a blower and fresh air kit (sold separately), making it adaptable to your heating needs. Plus, it's mobile home approved in the US, offering versatility in placement.

Features of the Grand Teton Collection F500155 Targhee Wood Stove

• EPA-approved
• Holds logs up to 16 inches long
• Heats up to 2,000 square feet
• Firebrick lined for long life and combustion efficiency
• Large ash pan makes removal of ashes easy
• Cast iron door with ceramic rope gasket to ensure air tight seal
• Brushed nickel handle
• High temperature glass
• Air wash system
• Optional blower and fresh air kit available (sold separately)
• Mobile home approved in US

Heating Capacity of the Grand Teton Collection F500155 Targhee Wood Stove

The Grand Teton Collection F500155 Targhee Wood Stove has a heating capacity of up to 2,000 square feet. This means that it can be used to heat a medium-sized home or living area.

The Grand Teton Collection F500155 Targhee Wood Stove is a good option for those who are looking for an EPA-approved wood stove with a large heating capacity. It has a heating capacity of up to 2,000 square feet, which means that it can heat a medium-sized home or living area. This means that it can comfortably heat up to 10 people.

Choosing the Wood for Your Grand Teton Collection F500155 Targhee Wood Stove

The best type of wood to burn in the Grand Teton Collection F500155 Targhee Wood Stove is dry, seasoned wood. Wet wood will not burn as efficiently and can produce more smoke. Hardwoods, such as oak, maple, and hickory, are the best types of wood to burn in a wood stove.

Is the Grand Teton Collection F500155 Targhee Wood Stove Worth it?

The Grand Teton Collection F500155 Targhee Wood Stove is a good value for the price. It is EPA-approved, has a large heating capacity, and is made with high-quality materials. It is also relatively easy to maintain.

Pros:

• EPA-approved
• Large heating capacity (up to 2,000 square feet)
• Made with high-quality materials
• Relatively easy to maintain
• Glass door for viewing the fire
• Ash drawer for easy ash removal
• Air wash system for cleaner burning
• Optional blower and fresh air kit available

Cons:

• Can be a fire hazard if not used properly
• Requires regular maintenance, such as cleaning the chimney and ash drawer
• Can produce smoke, especially if wet wood is burned
• Can be expensive to operate, depending on the cost of wood in your area

How to Care for and Maintain the Grand Teton Collection F500155 Targhee Wood Stove

The Grand Teton Collection F500155 Targhee Wood Stove should be cleaned regularly to prevent creosote buildup. The ash drawer should be cleaned out once a day and the firebox should be cleaned out every few weeks. The stove should also be inspected by a qualified professional every year.

1. Clean the ash drawer once a day. This will help to prevent creosote buildup, which can be a fire hazard.
2. Clean the firebox every few weeks. This will also help to prevent creosote buildup.
3. Inspect the stove for any damage or wear and tear every year. Have it inspected by a qualified professional if you are not comfortable doing this yourself.
4. Have the chimney cleaned and inspected every year. This is important to prevent creosote buildup and other chimney problems.
5. Use dry, seasoned wood. Wet wood will not burn as efficiently and can produce more smoke.
6. Do not overload the firebox. Overloading the firebox can cause the stove to overheat and can also produce more smoke.
7. Keep the damper open when the stove is not in use. This will help to prevent creosote buildup.

Conclusion

The Grand Teton Collection F500155 Targhee Wood Stove is a good option for those who are looking for an EPA-approved wood stove with a large heating capacity. It is also relatively easy to maintain, but it is important to use it safely by following some tips such as using dry wood, not overloading the firebox, keeping the damper open when the stove is not in use, and having the stove inspected by a qualified professional every year.

FAQs

1. What is the heating capacity of the Grand Teton Collection F500155?

The Grand Teton Collection F500155 has a heating capacity of up to 2,000 square feet. This means that it can heat a medium-sized home or living area.

2. What are the best types of wood to burn in the Grand Teton Collection F500155?

The best types of wood to burn in the Grand Teton Collection F500155 are dry, seasoned woods such as oak, maple, and hickory. These woods will burn more efficiently and produce less smoke.

3. What are the woods to avoid burning in the Grand Teton Collection F500155?

The woods to avoid burning in the Grand Teton Collection F500155 are wet woods such as pine and cedar. These woods can produce creosote, a flammable substance that can build up in the chimney and cause a fire.

4. How often should I clean the ash drawer and firebox of the Grand Teton Collection F500155?

The ash drawer should be cleaned out once a day and the firebox should be cleaned out every few weeks. This will help to prevent creosote buildup.

5. How often should I have the chimney of the Grand Teton Collection F500155 cleaned and inspected?

The chimney should be cleaned and inspected every year. This is important to prevent creosote buildup and other chimney problems.