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MessickStove.com (856) 452-3700 - EnergyMAX Extreme 160 Wood & Coal Stove - Starting Fire Part 3 Showing the outside view and Chimney Liner, with the exhaust coming out after cold start and the firebox filled. The stove is in running mode and heating my home. My Home is 2400 sq ft with basement and I keep the house temperature around 76 to 78 degrees all winter. Some times when it gets to warm outside, I reach temperatures between 80 - 85 degrees. Yes, that's hot and a good time to air the house out and get fresh air. Always better and safer to open a window or two then to try to burn a stove too hot to heat your home. Over heating a wood stove will cause damage to the stove and maybe even your home. Be careful and always think safe thoughts and use your stove in a safe matter. Wood Burners, keep burning and keep staying comfortable and warm in your homes. Same to you Coal Burners. Nothing like the heat from Wood or Coal. Details about the EnergyMAX 160 stove. (The D.S. Machine Stoves EnergyMAX Plus 110, is built just like the EnergyMAX Extreme 160 but smaller.) Heats up to 3000 sq. ft. Home 160,000 BTU's with Wood and over 200,000 BTU's with Coal 4 Cu. Ft. Fire Box Lined with two high Fire Bricks. (View Messick Stove.com) FireBox Size: 16" w. x 24" l. x 18" h. Built with Heavy 1/4" and 3/16" plate steel Heavy Duty Cast Iron Ash Grate System (3 Grates at 21 lbs each.) Draft Regulated with a Bi-Metal Control Ceramic Glass in door with Adjustable Air Wash (Helps keep the glass cleaner longer.) Exterior Ash Shaker System that reduces dust (Keeps dust inside stove where it belongs.) Attractive Burgundy Sheet Metal Jacket that directs heat upwards. (Works.) Takes 22" Long Wood Logs Overall Size: 36" w. x 36" l. x 41" h. 990 lbs. UL Listed and Tested for Safety 1. Burns Wood or Coal (Hard Coal - Anthracite) 2. Stove Temperature at 500 degrees and Stove Pipe only 150 degrees. (More Heat in Your Home and out the chimney and Money Saving.) 3. Smoke Re-burn system with 3 stainless steel hole filled tubes. (Burns smoke and gives more Heat into Your Home and cleaner chimney and exhaust into the air.) 4. Circulation Steel Tubes Through the Fire Box which pulls more heat from the fuel and exhaust. Heat coming out the top of tubes and pulling cooler air in through the bottom of the tubes. Saving You Even More Money.) 5. All the Steel; Firebrick; Cast Iron helps hold and radiate the heat from the stove. 6. You can order a Stainless Steel Domestic Water Hot Loop installed into the Fire Box, and heat your Homes Water as Well. (Very Easy with No Electricity.) 7. The Exhaust System when the damper is closed, forces exhaust to go over the firebrick wall on the right side, down between the firebrick and a Cast Iron Plated Wall, under the cast iron wall back up between the cast iron wall and the Circulation Heat Tubes and the exterior stove wall, then up and over the top ceiling and then out the exhaust hole into the stove pipe. (Pulling a lot of heat out the exhaust. Remember only 125 - to 150 degrees is the exhaust stove pipe temperature.)