Gas Stoves
Premium gas stoves in Coeur d'Alene & Spokane
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Yes - millivolt (MV) models like the Berkshire MV and Greenfield MV use an on-demand standing pilot system that requires no power to run or operate, making them a reliable heat source even during power outages. Independence from electricity is one of the core advantages of gas fuel.
It depends on the model and your home. Heating capacities range from up to 850 square feet for the Northfield to up to 2,000 square feet for the Cypress and Greenfield. Heating capacity varies with your home's insulation, floor plan, and climate zone.
Current models publish steady state efficiencies up to roughly 78-80%, depending on the model and fuel - for example, the Greenfield is rated up to 79.3% on natural gas and 80.37% on propane. Every model lists separate natural gas and propane efficiency ratings.
Yes. Controlling heat with the push of a button and a thermostat that maintains temperature are among the advantages of gas fuel, and GreenSmart models include a handheld remote for convenient control of the fire and heat output.
They are designed to. The manufacturer's flame technology is made to look like a real wood fire, with variable flame regulation and heat output and a huge view of the fire through ceramic glass.
Not a traditional masonry one. These are direct vent stoves that vent directly to the outside of the building using their own separate, sealed vent system. Venting must follow the owner's manual, which requires installation by a qualified installer trained on direct vent gas appliances.
The manufacturer recommends having your appliance serviced once a year by your dealer. The owner's manual also requires that the appliance be inspected before use and at least annually by a professional service person, with control compartments, burners, and air passageways kept clean.
The manufacturer's fuel guide frames it this way: gas is the most convenient fuel, with push-button control, a thermostat, and heat during power outages. Pellet is a natural, renewable biomass fuel with long burn times, automatic ignition, and thermostat control, but the stove needs electricity to run.
Match the stove's rated heating capacity to the area you want to heat: the Northfield is rated up to 850 square feet at 22,000 BTU, the Berkshire up to 1,500 square feet at 31,000 BTU, and the Cypress and Greenfield up to 2,000 square feet at 40,000 BTU. Actual capacity depends on insulation, floor plan, and climate zone.
It comes down to whether you have a fireplace. The manufacturer notes that a fireplace insert must be installed into a code-conforming masonry fireplace or a listed, tested wood-burning manufactured fireplace, while a freestanding stove adds heat to a space without one.