Builder bought a house that was completely gutted and rebuilt. Nice but i didn't know they can make hearthpads look to be of wood flooring material...(Sarcasm...) Or maybe this stove doesn't need it...regardless not in my house!
Home for sale with questionable hearth pad...
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Maybe this is a new idea in stove design. You don't have to keep feeding it wood because it merely burns up the hardwood floor. 
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Even if that was the case I think a higher R value is needed for this Franklin.
CheapBassTurd
Minister of Fire
Umm............
Something just doesn't smell right. (like a housefire smells)
Weird selling point for the realtor. "If ya don't like your family much,
light this baby up and go shopping for a couple of hours." "Then, I have more
houses to show you?"
On a positive note, at least there is a brick backing (but close enuff to cook the paint).
As a safety precaution, there's a nice rug to catch embers so the floor doesn't get burn holes.
Something just doesn't smell right. (like a housefire smells)
Weird selling point for the realtor. "If ya don't like your family much,
light this baby up and go shopping for a couple of hours." "Then, I have more
houses to show you?"
On a positive note, at least there is a brick backing (but close enuff to cook the paint).
As a safety precaution, there's a nice rug to catch embers so the floor doesn't get burn holes.
JA600L
Minister of Fire
I had one of those stoves. They are pure junk and will most certainly try to burn your house down.
sportbikerider78
Minister of Fire
Agree. I removed that exact stove from my camp that my grandfather had installed. Terrible to get a good draft and just awful. We put it at the end of the driveway with a 'free' sign.
JA600L
Minister of Fire
I sold mine to some poor soul for $70. He told me he intended to heat his whole house with it. I wonder if his house is still standing. That guy had slammer written all over him.
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