Forge & Flame WP-300

The Forge & Flame WP-300 is rated for about 1,500–3,000 square feet, which makes it the WoodPro stove for a large home where wood is the main heat. If your space is smaller, the WP-100 is the better fit, since the WP-300 is more stove than a small room needs.

Expect roughly 8–12 hours per load. The 2.26 cubic foot firebox is the largest in the WoodPro line and takes logs up to 18 inches long, so an evening fire can still be going at breakfast.

It uses two air levers: a burn rate control and a timed start-up control the manual calls Smart Air. After you light the fire and engage the timer, it gradually closes the front air channel over about 25 minutes, so you don't have to come back and turn the stove down.

It has a 6-inch flue collar and vents into a 6-inch single-wall or double-wall connector joined to a listed UL103HT Class A chimney or a masonry chimney. The pipe can run straight up, or out the back wall through a 90-degree elbow off the top.

Yes to both, with conditions. It's approved for mobile homes when it's not in a sleeping room, the Outside Air Kit (part OAK-ACC) is installed, and the stove is grounded to the frame. An alcove install needs double-wall connector pipe and can be no more than 48 inches deep.

In the US, a non-combustible floor protector has to run under the stove and extend at least 16 inches in front of the glass and 8 inches to each side of the loading door. In Canada, the requirement is 18 inches in front.

It carries an 80% certified efficiency rating, and the manual lists it as certified to the 2020 EPA particulate standard at 1.6 grams per hour. Its peak output is listed at 61,700 BTU per hour.

The WoodPro limited warranty covers steel parts for 5 years, parts only with no labor. Paint, glass, firebrick, and gaskets aren't covered, and the manual says signs of over-firing, like a warped air tube, void it.