Here are the photos of the newest addition. This baby is amazing. The new floor vents are working like a charm. EcoFan is spinning like crazy. The upstairs of the house is about 79 F. Wood burns all night and still 3/4 full when I got up. This is the craziest great stove I could ever imagine. I LOVE THIS STOVE!
New Blaze King Ultra Photos with EcoFan!
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SolarAndWood
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summit
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Todd
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tcassavaugh
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Nice....looking at possilby getting the fan also. Also interested in the floor vents. More info please.
cass
cass
Ah, found your floor vent photo:
https://www.hearth.com/econtent/index.php?ACT=24&fid=2&aid=48916_AGUQtvOeOQL6q2cp4KRP&board_id=1
Are these 'regular' floor vents or are these 'fire stop' vents?
https://www.hearth.com/econtent/index.php?ACT=24&fid=2&aid=48916_AGUQtvOeOQL6q2cp4KRP&board_id=1
Are these 'regular' floor vents or are these 'fire stop' vents?
TX-L
Burning Hunk
And all the nay-sayers say these are ugly. :shut: I think it looks pretty good. It looks even better when you don't receive fuel bills!
I recently went 16 hours between loading with outside temps around +10 °F , in an 1870 farmhouse, not well insulated. Inside temp was 63 at reload. I was delighted. Still am. No, really!
I could go on, but you get the picture.
I recently went 16 hours between loading with outside temps around +10 °F , in an 1870 farmhouse, not well insulated. Inside temp was 63 at reload. I was delighted. Still am. No, really!
I could go on, but you get the picture.
North of 60
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Highbeam
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TX-L said:And all the nay-sayers say these are ugly. :shut: I think it looks pretty good. It looks even better when you don't receive fuel bills!
I recently went 16 hours between loading with outside temps around +10 °F , in an 1870 farmhouse, not well insulated. Inside temp was 63 at reload. I was delighted. Still am. No, really!
I could go on, but you get the picture.
Hey now, I say they are ugly but I am NOT a nay-sayer. Big difference. The BK is superior in function to anything else on the market.
bogydave
Minister of Fire
Perfect timing. It's getting cold again.
Yep they will crank out the heat.
Nice install.
Ugly stove, who said that?, & with the glass door & angel flames headed for the cat, I think it's beautiful.
Learning to burn cooler is a bit of a trick, mainly very dry wood is key & I get less smokey glass.
Great install & pictures
ENJOY, but you already are
Yep they will crank out the heat.
Nice install.
Ugly stove, who said that?, & with the glass door & angel flames headed for the cat, I think it's beautiful.
Learning to burn cooler is a bit of a trick, mainly very dry wood is key & I get less smokey glass.
Great install & pictures
ENJOY, but you already are
Shari said:
Yes, our contractor researched it and they are ducted with metal ducting that is a fire break. It is working out nicely.
Todd said:
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Our house is 2240 sq feet (1120 up and down). This King is heating the whole house!
kwikrp said:
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Yes, I do use the fans that are built in. I aim the ecofan sideways to move the air up the stairs (in the photo it is aimed straight, but in reality I turn it sideways). I like the look of the fan and the technology...
Does this fan put out much air? I went to their website and a couple of the reviews said they didn't put out much air.[/quote]
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They dont put out much, but they keep the air moving. I am finding that it is not so much the speed or volume, but just the movement. Plus it is really cool technology. It makes electricity from the heat generated by the stove. I love it, and it looks nice...
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They dont put out much, but they keep the air moving. I am finding that it is not so much the speed or volume, but just the movement. Plus it is really cool technology. It makes electricity from the heat generated by the stove. I love it, and it looks nice...
Nice set up! I'm interested in the floor vents you installed. Could you provide the brand name and model number? It may be what I need to get some heat moving to the the second floor. Thank You Jim
NH_Wood
Minister of Fire
Looking good - not a bad looking stove IMO - a more functional look, but fine. What are your outside temps like when you are getting the house that warm? I've always been amazed by the numbers folks get with these stoves, although someone did post a photo of how much wood can fit in a BKK - that explained a lot! Cheers!
Jim41 said:
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We just got them at HOME DEPOT. We built ducting to completely surround them so there is no path to the floor joists. For 30 years we could never get the heat from the basement upstairs, now the whole house gets the heat.
ecocavalier02
Minister of Fire
i to do not think there ugly. i love the looks of mine.bogydave said:Perfect timing. It's getting cold again.
Yep they will crank out the heat.
Nice install.
Ugly stove, who said that?, & with the glass door & angel flames headed for the cat, I think it's beautiful.
Learning to burn cooler is a bit of a trick, mainly very dry wood is key & I get less smokey glass.
Great install & pictures
ENJOY, but you already are
ecocavalier02
Minister of Fire
i did the same thing in my floors sept i made my fittings and stuff at the shop nice to be a tin knocker. ill have to take some pics. and post em. they do work very well.hotprinter said:
I'm planning for a purchase of the BK Princess next season, I have a straight ranch 1800 SF open floor plan and keep
the bedrooms cool
and I don't think there ugly my house is rustic looking
gotto find a dealer up here in cape cod
the bedrooms cool
and I don't think there ugly my house is rustic looking
gotto find a dealer up here in cape cod
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