Ashley Wood Stove 2000 sq. ft. 89000BTU
Ashley Wood Stove 2000 sq. ft. 89000BTU
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Ashley Wood Stove 2000 sq. ft. 89000BTU
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The Ashley Hearth AW2020-P wood stove delivers dependable, EPA-certified heating performance with classic style. Producing up to 89,000 BTUs, it efficiently heats spaces up to 2,000 square feet, making it an ideal solution for supplemental home heating. Built from durable plate steel with a charcoal black finish, the stove includes both adjustable legs and a pedestal base, letting you choose the style and setup that best fits your space. The heavy-duty cast iron door features air-washed ceramic glass, providing a clear view of the fire while helping reduce soot buildup. The 1.6 cu. ft. firebox accepts logs up to 21 inches long and utilizes a non-catalytic secondary combustion system to deliver efficient heat with reduced emissions. Designed to operate without electricity, this Ashley Hearth wood stove provides dependable heat whenever and wherever you need it most.
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- Produces up to 89,000 BTUs of heat, providing reliable warmth for spaces up to 2,000 square feet
- Spacious 1.6 cubic feet firebox accepts logs up to 21 inches in length
- No electricity required for operation, providing dependable heat during power outages and off-grid use
- Secondary combustion system maximizes heat output while reducing wood consumption and emissions without the use of a catalyst
- Includes both adjustable legs and a pedestal base, letting you choose the style and setup that best fits your room
- Integrated removable ash pan with built-in ash port allows for quick and easy cleanup (recommended for use with ash bucket model 1508, sold separately)
- Firebrick-lined interior improves combustion efficiency and enhances long-term durability
- Heavy cast iron door with air-washed ceramic glass delivers a clear view of the fire while helping keep glass cleaner
- Meets all EPA guidelines while burning cordwood
- Optional 100 CFM circulator blower model CB36 (sold separately, requires electricity)
- Mobile home/transportable building approved (US and Canada) with installation of fresh air intake kit model 4FAK (sold separately)
- Designed for use with a standard 6-inch chimney connector and chimney system (not included)
| Brand | Ashley |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | Imported |
| Blower Type | None |
| Catalytic/Noncatalytic | Noncatalytic |
| Flue Exit Shape | Round |
| Ignition Type | Manual |
| Indoor/Outdoor | Indoor |
| Intended Use Grade | Residential |
| Max Burn Time | 8 hr |
| Maximum BTU Heat Output | 89,000 BTU |
| Mounting Location | Freestanding |
| Primary Material | Steel |
| Product Height | 31.4 in. |
| Product Length | 21.1 in. |
| Product Weight | 296 in. |
| Product Width | 27 in. |
| Stove Area Heated | 2000 Sq ft |
| Stove Features | , Ash Pan, Glass Door |
| Stove Firebox Depth | 11.78 in |
| Stove Firebox Height | 10.25 in |
| Stove Firebox Width | 22.75 in |
| Installation Type | Freestanding |
| Stove Maximum BTU Output Range | 80,000 - 100,000 |
| Maximum Log Length | 21 in. |
| Vent Type | Direct |
| Vent Diameter | 6 in. |
| Venting Location | Top |
| Warranty | Limited lifetime on firebox, 1-year limited warranty on parts |
| Manufacturer Part Number | AW2020-P |
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1 – 4 of 6 Reviews
Most Recent
Maine
Reviews 2
3 out of 5 stars.
Finally getting bugs worked out
19 hours ago
Arrived on schedule and we moved into place and spent a fecouple of weeks to get pipe and other supplies and hooking it up. Smaller than was expecting. First couple of smudges that they recommend put smoke back into the house. Hired a chimney sweep to come clean the flue. He came today and flue was clean. He checked stove over and found that fire slate on top of box had cracked and shifted and obstructed the flue. He loosened the brackets and slid them into the proper position. Little smudge had sufficient draft so hopefully we can progress to a fire.
Review 1
2 out of 5 stars.
Disappointed
a month ago
I bought this stove & thought it was a good one. It has rusted on top. I have had wood burning stoves for twenty five years and never had one do this. It's not a good stove, it's hard to clean out the pipe because of the asbestos plates above the tubes in there. I have had to order several asbestos plates because they break super easy no matter how careful you are. They are expensive plates. It also explodes, kinda, if door is shut after more wood is added.
I do not recommend this brand.
Response from USStoveExpert:
24 days ago
USStoveExpert
We’re sorry to hear about your experience and appreciate you sharing your feedback. Please contact our Customer Service team at 423-837-2100 or 800-750-2723 or customerservice@usstove.com, Monday through Friday 8AM - 4PM CST, so we can assist you directly.
Dusty
Review 1
5 out of 5 stars.
Great wood heater
3 years ago
Replaced a smaller stove with this one. I'm really impressed with the much longer burn times than our old one. Ash drawer is nice but I seldom use it preferring an ash bucket instead. Plus if you put live coals in there you may find smoke coming from the ash drawer if the coals are live.
We like the looks of the stove and the efficiency in the burn process.
A 5 star heater from my perspective.
Wish we could post a picture here. We painted the door frame and the ash drawer lip with a high temp red paint. Then I had a small brass plaque engraved with 'US Stove' and screwed it to the top edge of the door. We think it really set the stove off well.
Originally posted on United States Stove Company
Jaymay
Review 1
2 out of 5 stars.
Stove is eh.
3 years ago
Does not draft well at all. Have to keep a fan behind it to get fresh air pretty much forced into it. Works well with door open but once closed fire goes out even with draft vent wide open. Have to babysit constantly to keep it going. Struggles to get my chimney up to 300 degrees and then only stays at that temp for maybe 20 to 30 mins before having to open the door to fire it up hot enough to take another small chuck of dry wood. Poor oxygen intake is a real problem though. Does warm my home but at the expense of doing nothing but tending to it….
Originally posted on United States Stove Company