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Woodstoves, Catalytic vs Non-Catalytic?
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<blockquote data-quote="Marc" data-source="post: 1504987" data-attributes="member: 21421"><p>Lots and lots of information about this subject on the forums at **********.</p><p></p><p>Cat stoves tend to be a bit more efficient than non-cat stoves.</p><p></p><p>As far as "throwing heat"... just size the stove right for the space and either will work fine.</p><p></p><p>It comes greatly down to personal prefernce... I honestly believe you won't notice the difference in efficieny (as far as wood consumption goes) much between a well designed, secondary burning non cat and the average cat stove. Check the EPA rated particulate output... that gives you a general idea of expected efficiency.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Marc, post: 1504987, member: 21421"] Lots and lots of information about this subject on the forums at **********. Cat stoves tend to be a bit more efficient than non-cat stoves. As far as "throwing heat"... just size the stove right for the space and either will work fine. It comes greatly down to personal prefernce... I honestly believe you won't notice the difference in efficieny (as far as wood consumption goes) much between a well designed, secondary burning non cat and the average cat stove. Check the EPA rated particulate output... that gives you a general idea of expected efficiency. [/QUOTE]
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