My buddy just moved into a new place and it has a Grizzly wood insert. We got up in the attic and it looks like a complete brick chimney. We can’t find a mode# or anything on. Does it need firebrick, as it doesn’t have any? Thanks
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The most important thing is to find out how it is installed. Is it hooked tons stainless liner that runs up through the chimney?
yep plans on getting one. Any help on the model or anything? Does it need firebrick?
The FP 30 freestanding stove / fireplace and other Grizzly Stoves had brick. I not only protects side walls, but increases firebox temp.
Are there openings behind the open doors for convected heat to exit? Any means for a blower? I don't see how this could be a radiant only appliance. It should have a double wall with air space to remove convected heat into the heated space.
Are there openings behind the open doors for convected heat to exit? Any means for a blower? I don't see how this could be a radiant only appliance. It should have a double wall with air space to remove convected heat into the heated space.
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