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  1. QandA New Member

    joined: Nov 27, 2012
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    Question:

    I've got a gibralter coal stove. †I had it suggested to me that it may be possible simply to add a gas log and run a gas line to the stove, and convert it to a gas stove. †I had been planning on replacing the stove with a new gas stove, but this is a more attractive option for me.

    Is this feasible?



    Answer:

    Really can't be done in any safe way with a steel box stove like this. The exception to this rule might be a franklin stove with a very large opening and hearth/flue size.

    But, in general, wood stoves cannot be converted to gas.

    On the other hand, most open fireplaces, both pre-fab and masonry, can be converted to gas logs or inserts.
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