20 years? It's probably bout ready to fire up then!
The issue here is that its a zero tolerance situation.
The only way that you know there is a problem is after your house is on fire!
Vacation trouble!
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The issue here is that its a zero tolerance situation.
The only way that you know there is a problem is after your house is on fire!
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Chuck the Canuck
Feeling the Heat
I have this exact little stove sitting outside in front of my shop (as a rustic decoration). Anybody know what kind of stove it is?
Vogelzang boxwood or logwood. Can't remember which one. Made in china, decoration is the best use for them.
KindredSpiritzz
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mine was made by Atlanta Stove Works. Im replacing it this summer with a vogelzang defender so i intend to build some type hearth and shield the back wall.
ailanthus
Feeling the Heat
KindredSpiritzz
Minister of Fire
I felt underneath the stove many times, it just doesnt get that hot under there, maybe cause i leave a bed of 2" ashes. All i know is its a good place to dry shoes
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