What you get
The Superior WXS2016WS Wood Stove is a wood stove; its listing doesn't state a heating area or heat output, so size it with the maker's manual.
A wood stove keeps working when the grid goes down, though its blower needs power.
The figures, from the maker
Each figure is the maker's or the listing's own, with its source marked. A figure the maker doesn't give is shown as not stated.
| Model number | WXS2016WS | Retailer |
|---|---|---|
| Mounting / installation | Freestanding | Retailer |
| Blower | Optional Blower | Retailer |
Is it the right heater for the room?
Pick it when
- Homes with a wood supply
- Heat during power cuts
Pass on it when
- Homes without room for a chimney or chimney pipe
- Owners who want thermostat control
Where it wins, where it gives ground
Wins
- Works without electricity
Gives ground
- Needs a chimney and clearances per the manual
- Burns best on dry wood only
- Heating area not stated
- Hand loading every few hours
Know before you install
- Figures are the maker's own and are rated in the maker's conditions. Installation, venting, chimney, gas and electrical work follow the manual and local code, carried out by a qualified installer.
Heaters to weigh against it
Other wood stoves and inserts in the same heat range
- US Stove US1261E 900 Sq Ft Small Wood Stove
- Comfort Glow CGWS750 Small Wood Stove
- Real Flame RMQ6XTRX1574 350 Sq Ft Small Wood Stove
- Comfort Glow CGWS900 Wood Cookstove
Every wood stoves and inserts on one chart · All Superior models listed
Buying this model
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Questions about this model
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Bottom line
Built for homes with a wood supply.



