Shapely oven at a good price

Since the end of January we have a good piece in operation and are very satisfied.
(Without glass cover and without memory stones)
The furnace consists of Corten steel sheet and is not painted.
The rust patina similar looks on the brochure pages because of very "bright" image illumination from noticeably brighter than they actually appear in winter difuserem light (rather mocha brown)
As a direct practice compared to other furnaces manufacturers lacking can not judge whether the oven is worse or better than other one.
Through the window heat is radiated strongly. Everything from rust level is warm / hot and radiates well and evenly. Climbing up through the slots in the cover plate and the warm air is optimally distributed in space. With the glass cover the tolls will. Disabled what you should consider.
The standardmäßg black cover acts to "brown" Corten steel not disturbing, since the window frame is also black. The optional glass plate will be probably due to the furnace height not really perceive (matter of taste)

I have noticed the following advantages and disadvantages:
Advantage:
- Since it is not painted, there is no paint damage, etc.
- Solid processed. All this makes a high impression (there is nothing that looks like cheap goods)
- Good and solid closing mechanism of the door
- No protruding door handle / strap (is sunk and flush with the paneling)
- Very large panoramic window
- Storage blocks can be retrofitted if necessary, but quite expensive (cost / benefit?)
- Available through lower door covered storage space for wood
- High combustion chamber (but narrow)
- Oven height 1.5 m at leaner, round design looks detached from very delicate
(This is with vertical exhaust pipe reinforced)
- Large robust ash box
Disadvantages as far as known:
- Design-related narrow combustion chamber (for 25 cm logs designed)
But you can also, for example, thick logs 33iger incline / edgewise
- Large domed panorama windscreen -> which is probably quite expensive if defective
- Large wheel -> more or less fouling of the plate can be with frequent reloading hardly be avoided (the cleaning is however problem).
We achieve the best results, if the logs are approximately perpendicular to a bed of embers. She stays very long very clean.
- The shape of the "fireclay" -Brennraumverkleidung is very special so no 0-8-15 plates (groove surface, 2 holes, shaping etc.) Here are parts probably a bit more expensive and can probably barely be cut from standard blanks yourself to size ,

The Amos Corten steel is a practicable eyecatcher due to its high, round shape and the failed "hydric" material.
The Fa. Hase has a similar brown oven (also round and high) on offer.
But he is "only" painted and significantly more expensive.
Finally, to point out that a black-painted vertical exhaust pipe fits well to the oven. I think that's not a visual break in style.