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US Stove 1500 sq. ft. Railroad Potbelly Coal Stove, 20,000 BTU, 1869

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US Stove 1500 sq. ft. Railroad Potbelly Coal Stove, 20,000 BTU, 1869

Item # 3195210

US Stove US Stove 1500 sq. ft. Railroad Potbelly Coal Stove, 20,000 BTU, 1869
US Stove US Stove 1500 sq. ft. Railroad Potbelly Coal Stove, 20,000 BTU, 1869
Highlights
  • Maximum BTU Heat Output:20,000 BTU
  • Stove Area Heated:1500 Sq ft
  • Coal Capacity:40 lb
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US Stove 1500 sq. ft. Railroad Potbelly Coal Stove, 20,000 BTU, 1869

Item # 3195210

US Stove US Stove 1500 sq. ft. Railroad Potbelly Coal Stove, 20,000 BTU, 1869
US Stove US Stove 1500 sq. ft. Railroad Potbelly Coal Stove, 20,000 BTU, 1869
Highlights
  • Maximum BTU Heat Output:20,000 BTU
  • Stove Area Heated:1500 Sq ft
  • Coal Capacity:40 lb
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The US Stove Railroad Potbelly Coal Stove is reminiscent of potbelly stoves seen in the train stations of yester year. Made from rugged cast iron, this coal stove brings back the nostalgia from many a childhood. This potbelly coal stove is designed to burn coal only and has an integrated shaker grate system. The cool touch spring handle provides safe operation of the coal stove.

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  • EPA exempt for coal burning only
  • 8 in. lift out cook lid allows for top loading of the coal stove
  • Draft controls on feed and ash doors
  • Convenient ash door and tray for easy clean out and disposal of the stove
  • All cast iron construction of the coal stove allows for better heat radiation
  • Cool touch spring handle
  • Integrated shake grate system
  • Potbelly stove is designed to look like the stoves that used to be found in train stations