Is this the back plate?

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I think you are taking about a block off plate,and no that is not it.You have to make
one out of a piece of sheet metal.
 
I am a newbie, well not even a newbie b/c I don't own a stove yet, so you are probably right budman :( I so hope they install it with one, I don't like reading about losing all the heat up the chimney. What can I do to ensure that they do?
 
Most installers will not put one in unless you damned one.
 
Or even demand one.............. ;) Budman had a few too many buds ;)
 
Thanks guys, I will definitely call today and make sure that they know what I want! For the amount of money I am spending they should be on there knees! And, I am demanding a block plate that sits where the flu is?
 
Hogwildz said:
Or even demand one.............. ;) Budman had a few too many buds ;)
Hey Hog,was that you peeking in my window last night. :coolsmirk:
 
budman said:
Hogwildz said:
Or even demand one.............. ;) Budman had a few too many buds ;)
Hey Hog,was that you peeking in my window last night. :coolsmirk:

How me???????? I wouldn't do such a thing ;)
Hmmm wonder if it as buds, or Bud? :)
 
Drayu said:
Back on track! Help the NEWB! :red:
Drayu, your installer will most likely try and not put a block off plate in. It will cost extra, but make sure they PUT A BLOCK OFF PLATE IN!!!!!!!
Worse comes to worse DIY if your ok with that. If not find an installer that will. ANd NO, insulations stuffed up where a block off plate should be will not due.
 
Hogwildz said:
budman said:
Hogwildz said:
Or even demand one.............. ;) Budman had a few too many buds ;)
Hey Hog,was that you peeking in my window last night. :coolsmirk:

How me???????? I wouldn't do such a thing ;)
Hmmm wonder if it as buds, or Bud? :)
Gee,I don't know,It might have been both. :roll:
 
Drayu said:
Hello all again,

I am having my wood insert installed on Tuesday and after much reading here, I have been trying to figure out if they are going to install a back plate. This is the liner they are going to use, is that the back plate at the bottom of the liner? (use link) http://www.blackswanhome.com/product/6-x-25-liner-kit


Thank you for any help and advice you can offer!

check this out
https://www.hearth.com/econtent/index.php/articles/making_a_block_off_plate/
and here is mine being installed to give you an idea
so the answer to your question is no thats not a block off plate but MAKE SURE YOU GET when they do your install
good luck and post pics!!!!
 

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Drayu said:
Thanks iceman! Very helpful! Another quick question, can I use sheet metal from home depot? or should I look for something else?

The galvanized from home depot is what most of us used. It will work just fine.
 
Drayu said:
Thanks iceman! Very helpful! Another quick question, can I use sheet metal from home depot? or should I look for something else?

i didn't get mine from there because it was 30 gauge and someone around here said 26 or lower mine was 22 from a sheet metal company
 
30, 26, 22, Any of these are fine. Your making a block off plate, its not supporting anything, your not making the Taj Mahal. Just make sure you get one in there,
 
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