Wood-burning stove in new construction - What to pay attention to?

At 12 kW it should get warmer

It should get warmer at 12 kW

That is the difference between theory (should) and practice in the specific case. And no, it was not the house - newly built, energetically good.

I can't judge that right now. I'm just not a fan of these DIY store crutches at all, have experienced it many times with friends and family. It just gets way too hot very quickly, which is uncomfortable and you end up just airing it out.

With our brick one, luckily that effect doesn't happen. I find it fantastic when it stays warm for a really long time and is still lukewarm in the morning. Great. But of course, it costs more, you can't compare a Porsche and a Dacia.

Fortunately, with our masonry one, this effect does not occur. I find it dreamy when it stays warm for a really long time and is still lukewarm in the morning. Great. But of course it costs more, you can't compare a Porsche and a Dacia.

Yes, that's just dreamy if you think so, only a Porsche like the one you have belongs in a new building.

I probably wrote somewhere else in the last hour that men always have to justify their expensive purchase better.

I'm just not a fan of these DIY store crutches at all,

That's why we also spent €10 at the stove builder. There is no effect there either - but if for you it's just a Dacia...

Just settle it via PM...