[blackdog]

$7500 plus the freight, plus floor joist supports. But my dream stove. I would never leave the kitchen.

[Pollard]

Better to find an old wood cook stove in good shape and use a coleman two burner camp stove, preferably older and barely used. I also want the same setup but possibly as part of an outdoor kitchen so it can be used all year without heating up the house. Screened in room off the real kitchen with glass panels to close off screens for colder weather etc.

All it takes is money.

This is the wood stove we have.

That front lower flat spot is 16" deep x 20" wide so my 12" cast iron skillet fits nicely and there's no hot spot in the center. I do spin it 180 degrees when using it because the back tends to be a little warmer. Most evenly cooked bacon ever. I wish they made a 12 inch square skillet. Never really used the upper surface for cooking and don't like elbows in stove pipe so I cut a hole in the top, back for the stove pipe and welded plate over the original stove pipe hole on the back. Didn't affect performance at all and the pipe is straight up to the outdoors. Very little creosote buildup and easy to clean what little there is.