Wood stove installation in my basement - all nighter wood stoves
I bought an All Nighter wood stove in the garrison to help bring oil costs this winter outside and wondering what will set the safest method of installation would be in my basement. Here are my options:
1. Deleting a window sashes, replaced by some form of fire insurance board and the route of the pipe to double this way?
or
2. Across the floor in a closet and the wall in front of the house and then?
or
3. Across the floor of a room through the roof and the attic and ceiling?
or
4. My only connection to my fireplace burner oil stove is also connected ... even if it is not safe?
Thank you for your comment
Friday, January 29, 2010
All Nighter Wood Stoves Wood Stove Installation In My Basement
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I take back the stove. Calculate the relative cost of what you do. Much depends on whether you are a free source of timber and close it. You do not have the right kind of double-walled pipes or tubes. The connection to your fuel to air is not allowed. You can use your house is on fire with him. Do not do anything unless you have to do your homework first ones. Get real advice outside the network. Go to your local building department. If you are describing what you and other messages, talk to local officials anyway. The fire department.
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