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  1. ozzy73 Member

    joined: Jan 31, 2008
    167 posts
    ON, Canada
    Guys I wanted to get your opinion on if its worth making some mods to my Heritage Cartier II to burn more efficiently. Currently the stove has firebrick on the bottom of the firebox and above the secondary burn chamber.

    I am thinking about lining the walls with firebrick & ceramic wool and also adding a layer of ceramic wool ontop of the secondary burn chamber.
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  2. ozzy73 Member

    joined: Jan 31, 2008
    167 posts
    ON, Canada
    Guys, any input would be appreciated.
  3. Corey Minister of Fire

    joined: Nov 19, 2005
    2,009 posts
    Midwest
    If you like the look/fit of the stove and plan to keep it a while, then anything you can do to increase the efficiency is a plus. If you're going to trade it out in a couple years, then there is probably not much monetary benefit in adding efficiency at this point.
  4. valley ranch Member

    joined: Dec 6, 2011
    102 posts
    sierranevada
    Greetings, If you can arrange a secondary air for the upper part of the chamber, if you don't have it already, that will make a enormous improvement.
  5. valley ranch Member

    joined: Dec 6, 2011
    102 posts
    sierranevada
    Ozzy, Like to see a picture of that stove. I was just wondering what size firebox was built into it.

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