We have the same stove and it has been a champ. We live pretty close to where they are built, and I have talked to the people who build them on Vancouver Island. The interesting thing about this stove is that it burns really well and long with both big sized logs and small sized logs. Because of this I tend to split my wood smaller than I used to. Be safe.
We have had ours which is the exact same one and it is fabulous. We live in northern Saskatchewan and it sure is lovely to have it running when it is -45
Hello, great wood stove. We didn't have a window on our but I like how yours has one. I agree nice looking at the fire on a cold day. Thank you for sharing have a wonderful day.
One of the best looking stoves I’ve ever seen! I especially like the glass window in the door. The close tolerances the stove has and quality construction makes it a no- brainer. 👍
The 4 inch clearance is awesome. Really liked your eco fans as well. Never had wood heat before I got here and ,depending on how dry the wood is, love it.
Pacific energy makes a very efficient,well constructed woodstove.Built in B.C.,canada.Ive owned 3 of them.The super 27 is the basic firebox design incorporated in the bigger models.You pay top dollar,but you get a hell of a good stove for years to come.Carefull of the firebricks and baffle when loading,your golden.Great choice.
I have that stove now for about 6 years . We went to Amish country in Ohio to wood stoves stores ,you can see them working .I got this stove because you can remove the baffles easily to clean the chimney. We burn 24/7 in cold WVa winter. Burn low and slow or it will run you out of our house . I clean the chimney the first of each month. It is manufactured in Canada. I do have a gas furnace,gas dryer and gas hot water tank . Last years gas budget was $12: a month.This stove saved our bacon in last years big ice storm .love our wood heat ,stay safe stay warm. I have a single wall then double wall to the out side ,lots of heat from the single wall.
How's she goin'? It's very important to have a good stove. There are way too many camps and homes burnt down due to poor or improper stove installations. Yours sure looks good and well installed and I bet it heats you out by times, even at 20 below!!! Take 'er easy!!!
I’ve got the same stove and we love it, do you find after getting a full load fired and stove pipe is up in the 350-450f range you can close the damper all the way right and keep a slow burn going all night. I’m burning ash at maybe 20-25% moisture depending on the piece. Lately I have been closing all the way and then cracking it so the handle is inline with the L. Just curious your experience with that. Thanks man
Great stove, say on a -20 night, we stoke it, turn it down at night all the way and come morning wake up to a warm home and coles to throw in a fresh log.
Hi, we live in Newfoundland Canada, I’m debating getting a wood stove like this, is the fire easy to maintain? Always very nervous around fires , any advice about this stove ? Is it hard to light? Does it get out of control easily? Would it heat up a 1400 sq foot home?
Are these fans of noisy? I'm looking at one that's magnetic and is operated by the heat and makes no noise. It's $120 though so that's a bit to Shell out for a fan
If I got it filled up it will burn for like 12 hours , at least I could easily just toss more wood in after a long time like that. Having said that, this stove is so efficient that I never have this thing filled up. Love it. Have had another since this one in another build as well. Great stove.
@MBFModernHomesteading good to know thanks I am buring soft wood right now and getting 5 hours a load but I can olny put in two pices because it get to hot In the house
After running it all day long that stove heats that little space so well the guy only needs to wear a full coat, scarf and cap, no gloves or over-the-ears wool hat. Impressive.
@@MBFModernHomesteading We have a place on an island just slightly larger than yours. To heat it from 15F to 70F might take 3 to 6 hours depending on the wind and starting temperature. Stove is a Pacific Energy Spectrum 30 years old still works just great.
We have the same stove and it has been a champ. We live pretty close to where they are built, and I have talked to the people who build them on Vancouver Island. The interesting thing about this stove is that it burns really well and long with both big sized logs and small sized logs. Because of this I tend to split my wood smaller than I used to. Be safe.
We have had ours which is the exact same one and it is fabulous. We live in northern Saskatchewan and it sure is lovely to have it running when it is -45
Hello, great wood stove. We didn't have a window on our but I like how yours has one. I agree nice looking at the fire on a cold day. Thank you for sharing have a wonderful day.
One of the best looking stoves I’ve ever seen! I especially like the glass window in the door. The close tolerances the stove has and quality construction makes it a no- brainer. 👍
Beautiful wood stove, they’re mighty comforting in cold right ..lol 😍🙂❤️🙏🥰
The 4 inch clearance is awesome. Really liked your eco fans as well. Never had wood heat before I got here and ,depending on how dry the wood is, love it.
I loved my stove. I was always up first, and as you said crank it up. In my last house we had a fireplace insert. It heated an 1750 sq feet easily.
I used to build stoves at the Pacific Energy facility in Duncan BC ☺️
Pacific energy makes a very efficient,well constructed woodstove.Built in B.C.,canada.Ive owned 3 of them.The super 27 is the basic firebox design incorporated in the bigger models.You pay top dollar,but you get a hell of a good stove for years to come.Carefull of the firebricks and baffle when loading,your golden.Great choice.
Yes made in Duncan Bc. I used to work there twenty years ago. Best wood stove ever made. Pacific Energy Vancouver island Canada
Another good one. Thanks.
Great stoves I have the same one but it’s a 1989 I believe.
These stoves were WAY ahead of their time and Canadian made. 🇨🇦
I love it and would purchase it again in a heartbeat.
it looks fantastic !! i bet it heat the house up really well !!
Sure does :)
VW Family Farm has a wood stove too and they love it! :D looks so cool and cozy
I have that stove now for about 6 years . We went to Amish country in Ohio to wood stoves stores ,you can see them working .I got this stove because you can remove the baffles easily to clean the chimney. We burn 24/7 in cold WVa winter. Burn low and slow or it will run you out of our house . I clean the chimney the first of each month. It is manufactured in Canada. I do have a gas furnace,gas dryer and gas hot water tank . Last years gas budget was $12: a month.This stove saved our bacon in last years big ice storm .love our wood heat ,stay safe stay warm. I have a single wall then double wall to the out side ,lots of heat from the single wall.
This is a great stove, we used it for a few years now.
Do you have a link on how to clean? We hace this model, snd it will be our first time using since we moved in.
How's she goin'? It's very important to have a good stove. There are way too many camps and homes burnt down due to poor or improper stove installations. Yours sure looks good and well installed and I bet it heats you out by times, even at 20 below!!! Take 'er easy!!!
She sure does, we have the windows open from time to time no matter how cold it gets.
Yes its Canadian stove. We love are Neo 2.5 P.E . Wisconsin out.
I bet that works well. It looks real nice. We're thinking of building a rocket stove.
Nice, good luck with it.
Nice and toasty!
Great appliances!
Hey, I can say for certain that these are Canadian Made. They are made in Duncan, BC (on Vancouver Island). They are shipped all over North America!
Our PE Alderlea T-5 keeps our highly-insulated 1800 sq ft (170 sq m) house too warm if the outside temp goes above 45F (7C)
Great company!
How do you clean the short pipe that drops directly in the stove?
Man that looks so warm and comfortable! Do those little fans really help move the heat to other rooms in the house???
Yes they do :)
Yes they do, however a cheap pedestal fan will move a lot more air at far less cost if you have even a modest source of electricity.
Great video
Thanks :)
Mapleberry Farm - Off Grid Living go to bed it’s late ,,,lol have a good night
@@marcochiasson6668 haha, soon.
"We're in Canada.. and ah.... it's been pretty cold here"
🥶
I’ve got the same stove and we love it, do you find after getting a full load fired and stove pipe is up in the 350-450f range you can close the damper all the way right and keep a slow burn going all night. I’m burning ash at maybe 20-25% moisture depending on the piece. Lately I have been closing all the way and then cracking it so the handle is inline with the L. Just curious your experience with that.
Thanks man
Great stove, say on a -20 night, we stoke it, turn it down at night all the way and come morning wake up to a warm home and coles to throw in a fresh log.
@@MBFModernHomesteading I tried fully closing it last night and it just chugged along perfectly. Not why I didn’t try that before.
Cheers all the best
@@Aleks-gt1ki Awesome, all the best to you!
This Is the stove I am considering. Is the damper included or an optional add-on?
Do you think it your walls were fully insulated (1:05 its all open) it would be more comfortable?
They are fully insulated, what you are seeing in the open spot is just a partition wall dividing the bathroom and the main room.
from the looks of the flames,unless you just started the fire its running a bit hot.I would cut back the stove a bit.
I think he said he just started it and had the draft open so...
yeah,I typed that right in the beginning of the vid.
@@victorgalagan1151, No problem, I do that all the time !
How's the bubble foil working? I will be building in Alaska within the next 2 years.
Working great!
Hi, we live in Newfoundland Canada, I’m debating getting a wood stove like this, is the fire easy to maintain? Always very nervous around fires , any advice about this stove ? Is it hard to light? Does it get out of control easily? Would it heat up a 1400 sq foot home?
Hi, it’s a great stove, easy to maintain and light, air tight, will burn for a long time, heats up to 2000 sq ft.
@@MBFModernHomesteading thanks so much for getting back to me. All the best and take care. Appreciate the information
How do you get your stove top in Canadajust wanted to know because I run mine at 800
Hey, Im not sure what you are asking?
Could you tell me were you got the eco fans, they look efficient.
I got one of them with the stove from Sunpoke, a dealer in Fredericton, NB and the other at Canadian Tire.
@@MBFModernHomesteading no way Haha we live in Fredericton Nb.
@@markpitcher2357 haha, well there ya go.
Are these fans of noisy? I'm looking at one that's magnetic and is operated by the heat and makes no noise. It's $120 though so that's a bit to Shell out for a fan
Getting one soon is it ok to cook on and put pot of water directly on top surface tks
Yes a pot can go directly on the top and you could cook on it with a hot fire.
how long do u for burn time in your supper 27 I got the same word stove
If I got it filled up it will burn for like 12 hours , at least I could easily just toss more wood in after a long time like that. Having said that, this stove is so efficient that I never have this thing filled up. Love it. Have had another since this one in another build as well. Great stove.
@MBFModernHomesteading good to know thanks I am buring soft wood right now and getting 5 hours a load but I can olny put in two pices because it get to hot In the house
🤘💪🙂
After running it all day long that stove heats that little space so well the guy only needs to wear a full coat, scarf and cap, no gloves or over-the-ears wool hat. Impressive.
I just got to the place and had just started the fire, it is an awesome stove, haha
@@MBFModernHomesteading We have a place on an island just slightly larger than yours. To heat it from 15F to 70F might take 3 to 6 hours depending on the wind and starting temperature. Stove is a Pacific Energy Spectrum 30 years old still works just great.
@@jimzeleny7213 Awesome. We now have an extension on our cabin and it is about 1000 sq ft and this stove is more than enough, love it.
How hard is it to cook on when the power goes out?
Once it is heated up it can cook anything in a frying pan, especially if you have a hot fire on.
Made in Kelona BC
I can’t get mine to heat over 300 degrees even with the temp control set very high
You have a pacific energy?
how much insulation in walls and ceiling?
R20 in the walls & they are 2x6 walls. And we doubled that up in the ceiling.
how you feeling Jeremy you look kinda pale, and your face looks a litle gaunt hugsssssssssss from London Ontario Canada
Having been feeling the greatest lately but I will come around.
good luck hugssssss for a healthy new year
Lucky you got it back then just pay 3.871 just for stove 🥲
Hey, not sure what you mean by 'got it back' ? ....also we didn't pay that much for the stove. It was around 2000-2500, can't remember exactly.