The US Stove Ashley Hearth AW2020E-P is a medium-size plate steel wood stove engineered to heat spaces up to 2,000 square feet with robust 89,000 BTU output. This wood-burning stove combines efficient heating performance with an attractive design, making it an excellent choice for homeowners seeking reliable warmth from a sustainable resource. The stove meets the stringent requirements of EPA “Step 2” 2020 certification guidelines, ensuring environmentally friendly operation and low carbon footprint.
The AW2020E-P is approved for mobile home installation in the USA, demonstrating its safety credentials and efficiency. The elegant design with brushed-nickel accents and a large arched glass door makes this stove a focal point in any room while allowing you to enjoy the view of the fire.
Features and Benefits
- Spacious Firebox: The 2.0 cubic foot firebox accommodates logs up to 21 inches in length, maximizing burn time and reducing the frequency of refueling.
- Large Glass Door with Air Wash: The elegant arched glass door with built-in air wash system keeps the glass clean for an unobstructed view of the flames while making log loading easy.
- EPA Certified: Meets EPA “Step 2” 2020 certification requirements, ensuring environmentally friendly operation with low carbon footprint.
- Firebrick Interior: The firebrick lining promotes efficient burning and durability.
- Mobile Home Approved: Certified for mobile home use in the USA.
- Optional Blower Compatible: Pair with the separate CB36 blower to boost room warmth distribution and improve heating efficiency.
Specifications
- Brand: US Stove Ashley Hearth Products
- Model: AW2020E-P
- Heating Capacity: Up to 2,000 square feet
- BTU Output: 89,000 BTU
- Firebox Capacity: 2.0 cubic feet
- Maximum Log Length: 21 inches
- Construction: Plate steel
- Certification: EPA “Step 2” 2020 certified
- Mobile Home Approved: USA only
- Interior: Firebrick lined
- Accents: Brushed-nickel
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including carbon monoxide, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
