In 1983, a local prepper asked me to import 5 Tirolia wood or coal burning wood stoves from Austria for the home/ school he was building. He used 3 of them very successfully, and stored the last two. After he passed away, his son asked me to sell the remaining two stoves, still brand new, on their original pallets , in very dirty cardboard boxes, for him. I have them in my storage. Quite heavy! In Europe, a lot of people still use solid fuel out in the country.
The stove has a boiler jacket and adjustable height grate, for summer vs. winter use. It has thermostatic controls.
The oven will cook a turkey nicely. You need to add a range boiler ( 80, perhaps 120 gallons), and you get your hot water; you can circulate hot water to radiators for space heating , or to floor heat. It needs an appropriate metalbestos type chimney. You can add solar DHW panels to the range boiler with a heat exchanger for summer hot water. They seem to be well insulated with the top covers closed, for summer use. Needs to be installed by a person with good skills in both plumbing and control systems.
Great for a modern off-grid home.
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The stoves are offered for the original cost of acquisition in 1983: $4500 each
Comparables: Wamsler ranges sell in the 4200-6K Euro range, in Austria