Feb 6, 2025 · -stove is 6" from combustible wall behind (with double stovepipe) as per manual instructions -a floor pad or hearth underneath which is 4 ft wide and 4.5 ft deep which far exceeds …

Dec 9, 2022 · The best stove for you is the one that suits your needs. If this is secondary heater, and you start and stop it a lot, I'd suggest a nice steel stove. Pacific Energy, Quadrafire, Lopi, Drolet, …

Jun 15, 2021 · The stove must be installed safely. It needs to have the proper clearances of 36" from combustibles. Is that a solid masonry wall behind the stove or brick-like paneling? What type of …

Jan 17, 2012 · As others have said, the stove will use more wood. However, we have a wood-stove-heated house, and I don't recall ever deciding not to light a fire due to high winds. I broke down and …

Oct 13, 2009 · I bought a Rutland Stove Thermometer for my new woodstove. On the single wall flue I am getting creosote temperatures according to the gauge on the thermometer with the damper …

Oct 11, 2020 · Hi All - I'm new here and to woodstoves in general. I just picked up a small potbelly stove today for occasional heating of a small, uninsulated workshop. It was sold to me as a Montgomery …

Oct 26, 2024 · So I spoke to a tech from Cleavland Iron Works and they told me to put my fan settings as follows to have the proper settings. My flame is far too high and literally touching the top of the fire …

Jan 7, 2022 · Yes, the stove contributes to the air leakage a little by consuming some air, but in many houses, especially older ones, the overall air leakage is much higher than what the stove is pulling. If …

Feb 14, 2014 · Maybe this is a dumb question. What if one was to put bricks on the top of their woodstove? Would that increase thermal mass and help the stove radiate heat...

Dec 24, 2023 · So when I said “connecting the flexible directly to the stove” I meant the straight adapter directly to to the stove. Or putting a 30 degree black pipe in between the stove and the straight adapter.