Ashely Hearth AW3200E-P 3,200 Sq. Ft. EPA Certified Pedestal Wood Burning Stove with Blower
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- 152,000 BTUs heats up to 3,200 square feet
- Heavy gauge 3/16 inch reinforced plate steel with firebrick lining for long life and combustion efficiency
- Accepts logs up to 18" - 22" in length and holds up to 30 lbs. of wood
- Includes adjustable high speed (100 CFM) blower for even heat
- Brushed nickel door handle and pedestal base provides an elegant look to any room
Description
The Ashley Hearth AW3200E-P is an extra large wood burning stove with 152,000 BTUs of heat. This beautiful 3/16 inch steel stove is also one of the cleanest burning, EPA certified stoves on the market (without catalyst). It's clean lines and simple design compliment many interior designs. The AW3200E-P comes with a 100 CFM blower to help distribute heat evenly. This wood burning stove features a large pedestal base with integrated ash pan and a large, arched glass door with brushed nickel door handle. The AW3200E-P wood stove meets the stringent requirements of the EPA "Step 2" 2020 Certification Guidelines. The AW3200E-P model replaces the previous Vogelzang TR007 wood-burning stove.
Brand: Ashley
Material: Alloy Steel
Color: Black
Product Dimensions: 39"D x 24"W x 32.5"H
Assembly Required: No
Brand: Ashley
Material: Alloy Steel
Color: Black
Product Dimensions: 39"D x 24"W x 32.5"H
Assembly Required: No
Heat Output: 152000 British Thermal Units
Ventilation Type: Direct Vent
Fuel Type: Wood
Efficiency: High Efficiency
Mounting Type: Freestanding
Manufacturer: Ashley Hearth Products
UPC: 012685701011
Item Weight: 363 pounds
Item model number: AW3200E-P
Number of pieces: 1
Warranty Description: Limited lifetime firebox warranty, 1 year all other parts.
Batteries required: No
Included Components: stove, pedestal,firebricks
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Not gonna lie it was a pain to put together at first. But once we got the hang of it. It was way easier. The first few fires smelt awful. But that was to be expected do to the paint. It burns everything. And I mean everything. We love it. It heats our house without a problem. So easy to build a fire compared to our previous stove. Decent price. Not to much. Very sturdy have had no issues of it being wobbly. It sits perfectly with our pipes.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2025 by Keitha Odell Keitha Odell
About all I can say is that it negative is that it is a bit on the heavy side. It was also a little bit difficult to find a local contractor to install it. Most places do not want to install something they did not sell you themselves. Once we found someone who was qualified to install it we have been nothing but delighted. We simply turned off our central heating, bought a fan to help the air circulate in the house and are totally delighted with the results. Keep in mind that we don't want places like the bedrooms too hot in our house so we keep those doors closed most of the time to promote a healthy (cold) sleeping temperature environment. It keeps our place far warmer than the central heating could without an absolutely ridiculous heating bill. This year we have cut our heating bill in half or more every month over last year (electrical/heating is in one bill so we still have an electric bill to deal with). But the real value is not just 'money' but rather, knowing that in an extended power outage we have heating totally covered. We have experienced a few more extended power outage over the last few years that left us absolutely freezing in the house since we were totally dependent on central air and electricity. This bought us peace of mind more than anything (I am also a gardener so it is important to me that my seed starts don't freeze in the house as well as several plants that I overwinter inside). Everyone in our family loves the stove and my adult daughter comes over more often to bask in the heat of it more often than she used to as we had to keep our house slightly more cold when we had central air. Now she can come over, grab the spot in the house closest to the stove and read with her kindle and relax whereas before she used to complain about the temperature of the house. It is just really nice and we are all loving it. I don't think it would burn all night like the super high efficiency stoves but if your family has a staggered schedule where one of you goes to be later than the others and others get up earlier this should be no problem to keep lit. We are tracking the amount of wood it uses ever day based on temperature so I don't have a count of wood that we use per day that is accurate for an entire winter season but this is what we have for the month of Nov-Dec. Avg temp is 50 F daytime 30 F nighttime and we are using an average of 6-7 logs per day at a cost of $0.25 cents per log $1.50-$1.75 [$45-$52.50 per month]. We haven't gotten into our coldest season yet so I am assuming it will double this total to $2.50-$3.00 per day [$75.00-$90.00 per month] for operation in the months of Jan and Feb. But keep in mind that this operating cost keeps the whole house warm and comfortable (except the bedrooms which as I said, we like colder) so we could not have done this with central air heating in the first place without a $300-$400 month heating bill. Having lived without heat for an entire winter season when I was younger, you can't put a real price on the security of knowing that you are going to be comfortable and warm in the coldest seasons as well as securing your food supply/overwintered garden plants.
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I bought this wood stove one year ago. The stove is our primary source of heat for the entire 2000sgft house in the mountains of Colorado. We have used it for one year and the stove works great. We get it burning really good and close down the dampers and it burns all night. My one complaint is some of the craftsmanship is not up to par. The accent trim pieces just come off they aren’t attached in any way. My biggest complaint is the seal for the door just fell off. The glue they used doesn’t last long or isn’t strong enough. So be prepared to fix that soon.
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Nice stove works good bricks don’t last very long though
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2026 by Carl Peak Carl Peak
I have Excellent chimney airflow and had a previous pellet stove in my house that I replaced this wood stove with. I even had the pipes professionally installed and a permit pulled, everything passed.... the problem completely exist with the stove itself. The ventilation is terrible, the ash plug in the base of the box didn't even last through two days of use before the fiberglass gasket detached. The ash plug in the bottom of the box let's air in which accelerates the burn rate and is impossible to close unless you cement seal it, which defeats the purpose. I have a 20 year old Lopi that functions 10 times better than this Ashley stove! I will sell it used for about $500 used, that is if I can find anyone to buy it. Also one brick was cracked upon arrival. The stove is setting of smoke alarms in my home day & night. I NEVER had Any issues until buying this stove. Total mistake!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2024 by Nicole Gregory-Cunningham Nicole Gregory-Cunningham
Excellent stove have 36 x24 garage with lift 12 ft ceilings and I insulated and bout this big stove burn all pine out back from diseased bugs etc dried and works excellent safe clean simple. 1200 on sale 0 out 50 in hear nice
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2026 by bill evans bill evans
This was designed to be a good stove. And in general it works fine. Unfortunately someone who probably never tested it made the decision about the "stops" on the air adjustments as others have mentioned. The other night we had a nice fire going. As we were going to bed I put two medium sized logs in, and planned to let it burn slowly. Mind you, the directions say you can load more than 30 pounds of logs in and pull the knob to mostly close the air adjustments. I only put two logs in and closed the air adjustments completely trying to just burn them slowly. Over the course of the next hour, the stove got to 1000 degrees. I was scared. The wood stove thermometer says over 500 is too hot. The air adjustments needs to close more than it does. There is a tab welded to it so it can't close all of the way.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2025 by Connie S Connie S
I’ve had this stove in my house for 4 years. Initially I was frustrated (as I see many reviews) because the smoke was leaking through. I raised my stove pipe and additional 3’ so it was above my roofline and it has function perfectly ever since. The folks posting bad reviews have not done their homework. Although this stove was not as expensive when I purchased it. That doesn’t change the fact that my 2k square foot house stays 80 in room with the stove and 70-72 in far back room.
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