I can't offer advice on that unit, but I have been using a P.E. T-6 Alderlae free-standing stove for a decade now, burning (on average) about 50% Hedge, and a mixture of everything else. On the whole, I'm pretty happy with it, and it's paid for itself several times over in energy savings. A few things I don't like: The channel on the door for the rope seal sucks, and I tend to go through a rope seal per season (3 cords average). Also, it doesn't like burning pure Hedge, it doesn't flow enough air throttled down, so you'll end up with clinkers. You can run the throttle up, but then you lose a good deal of burn time. During the coldest parts of the season or under 20°F, it may run for a week or two without stopping. The ash drawer is very helpful, but I've had to shovel out live coals to make room for fresh wood. Once the active fire burns out to coals, you lose roughly 2/3 of the useful heat output, as you no longer have the active primary or secondary fires for heat. This make for very pronounced Dip or fluctuation in the felt heat output in the room. It's not the end of the world, but I do think that the Cat stoves don't suffer this as much. Lastly, the wood HAS to be less than 20% moisture, preferably around 15% or less. Any more than 20, and it'll smolder for a good time, sooting up your chimney, before it eventually catches.
Would I buy it again? Most likely Yes. But, I'd also strongly consider a Buck, Lopi, Jotul, Vermont Castings, or Woodstock Soap Stone.
Those are my 0.02...