Englander 30 - Step Dimensions

[scottgen20]

Hi Everyone,

Quick question for anyone with an Englander 30.. Can you let me know the height from the floor to the front of the stove (the lowest flat portion of the top)? Also if possible, the depth of that portion of the top?

I have a fireplace with a low lintel (24") but it is wide and deep enough (29w x 36d) to fit this stove - just not high enough.. I had a crazy idea - if the front top of the stove didnt exceed the 24" lintel, I might be able to slide it on it's back into the opening and then stand it up and pull it forward.

I wouldnt expect it to be easy at all, but maybe without the door and firebricks, it could be done..

I really like the value and the spec's on this stove, so I figured I'd give it a shot.


Thanks,
Scott

 

[sebring]

Have your chiropractor on speed dial while doing that...lol

Looks like 26.5 inches

 

[scottgen20]

Tell me about it

Ahh, looks like it's still to tall for my opening. Oh well, it was worth a shot!

 

[sebring]

It comes with legs. Not sure if that would lower it enough.

 

[fox9988]

Cut the legs to fit.

 

[scottgen20]

That's true... I think that I've read about 6" legs, not sure if they're the ones that come with, or if they're the optional shorter legs. If you have a chance, would you be able to tell me how many inches that 26" top goes up before it hits the next step?

Thanks again!

 

[begreen]

The 6" legs are optional. This is what BrotherBart has on is fireplace stove. Check with Englander to order.

 

[sebring]

The second level is 27.75 inches. Then there is a 1.5 inch collar on top of that for the chimney pipe to go into.

The front lower ledge is 10.5 inches from the front of the stove till it starts to step up to the higher step.

 

[scottgen20]

Great! Thanks everyone!

 

[BrotherBart]

You do not want to do this. Even if you got it jammed in there somehow there would be no way for heat to get out of the fireplace over the top of the stove and you would overheat the hell out of it while not getting heat out into the room.

 

[scottgen20]

Thanks Everyone.. No worries.. The dimensions just don't make it feasible. Oh well!


Thanks again,
Scott