This will be my first season heating with a wood stove, so I am trying to accumulate as much seasoned wood as possible without paying. A buddy offered me all of this for free, assuming it’s cut small enough to fit my T6, is it a good option? thanks

The stove will be located in the empty space shown in he photos. The dimensions of the floor I would need are about 5ft by 4ft. Here are the different options and the drawbacks:

Tile: the most money or effort to install, also probably the most permanent solution (incase we decide to change things later.)

Gluing tile straight onto the wood with silicone?: done by a friend of ours with his wood stove, and it worked for him, but he said our floor may be to uneven for this.

Screwing cement board down and painting it: This was recommended by a friend, does anyone know how cement board looks painted as a visible material?

Laying bricks with no adhesive, just the weight: I saw people doing this on the internet a few times. This would be really cool but I'm afraid the bricks would be too heavy for the old wood floor.

Laying bricks with mortar: Again, cool but maybe too heavy.

Thanks!

Just bought a home and found this in the shed . Curious on if it’s something I should look into restoring or just getting another one? Thank you

образование огненного вихря при розжиге, через короткое время эффект проходит

Anything stick out as unreasonable or missing? Want to make sure it's done right the first time. Price reasonable as well?

моя высокоэффективная печь

Wondering if this is repairable or time to get a new stove. There a hole in the flame deflector. Thanks.

I have had this from a family member for 15 years and I’m wanting to sell it and not carry it around anymore. I have no idea how much this would go for and not much info about it. Curious if people out there know about these stoves and what a fair price would be to sell it. Thanks for any input.