Hi, I worked all summer at enclosing part of my porch and wanted to share the progress.
There are still some things to do, but the stove is installed!
There are still some things to do, but the stove is installed!
My woodstove is installed after much work
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I have my 5 cords of applewood stacked and ready. Haven't had much time to get my own wood what with this remodel.
I did get redtagged so had to file for a permit. The building inspector told me not to worry about it. I think they wanted their $250. They didn't bug me until they noticed the chimney pipe.
I did get redtagged so had to file for a permit. The building inspector told me not to worry about it. I think they wanted their $250. They didn't bug me until they noticed the chimney pipe.
Just got the actual stove put in today, the chimney pipe was done weeks ago. I had to finish the floor first. I put down slate tiles. So, I haven't done a fire yet, it's been cold enough this summer.
I don't want to burn anything during the day until I get my permit approved by the planning commission. That's this Thursday.
I don't want to burn anything during the day until I get my permit approved by the planning commission. That's this Thursday.
fossil said:
LOL.
I've gotten away with so many things without a permit, I guess it's time to pay my dues.
That is looking sweeet. Glad to hear that its coming along nicely. Remember to fire that thing up while you can throw all the windows open. Oh, and if your manual has a "break in" section, explaining fires and temps, follow it. You will want to cure the paint in the best possible manor for your stove.
Very nice, now you will sit in awe until threw a few break in fires, when the time comes and you let er rip you will be tickled pink!
Very, very nice 
That's in the room that you had to enclose/sheetrock/insulate, correct?
Nice job !!
We'll be burning stoves for the first time together this year, girl friend http://www.addis-welt.de/smilie/smilie/party/1.gif
That's in the room that you had to enclose/sheetrock/insulate, correct?Nice job !!
We'll be burning stoves for the first time together this year, girl friend http://www.addis-welt.de/smilie/smilie/party/1.gif
Doing The Dixie Eyed Hustle said:Very, very nice
Nice job !!
We'll be burning stoves for the first time together this year, girl friend http://www.addis-welt.de/smilie/smilie/party/1.gif
Thanks!
savageactor7 said:
I had the slate in my garden, my late husband had found it up in the mountains years ago and gotten it for me. So, it has a lot of sentimental value!
stanleyjohn said:Great job!heres too a nice warm cozy home this winter! Cheers!!
I'm looking forward to colder weather, although this summer has seemed more like early Autumn here in the NW
Nice looking stove ya got there WW! It looks right at home. You are an inspiration tackling this project by yourself. Sit back and enjoy now, you've earned it.
Not to get you nervous, but if Elk were here he would be quick to point out that the furnace return air grille is about 4 feet too close to the stove. Just giving you a heads up in case the authorities point it out, though I'm guessing they won't.
Not to get you nervous, but if Elk were here he would be quick to point out that the furnace return air grille is about 4 feet too close to the stove. Just giving you a heads up in case the authorities point it out, though I'm guessing they won't.
Tell them it's a supply register (which it may well be) and they shouldn't have any problem with it located where it is. Rick
EDIT: Supply = air entering the room through the register. Return = air leaving the room through the register.
EDIT: Supply = air entering the room through the register. Return = air leaving the room through the register.
Nice try but definitely return air grille. If that's a supply, someone has the system setup backwards.
Turn on the fan and put a piece of paper over it...if it's sucked down, it's a return, if it's blown up, it's a supply. She's done some major mods to this place, and either kind of register is very commonly found in the floor anyway. Rick
I admire the obvious effort you put into that job. I wish I was a more of a do it yourself type.
That is a return air grill for my oil furnace. I'll cover it with a rug if the inspector comes by. Thanks for the heads up.
One thing I did hire out was the installation of the stove and stovepipe. I didn't want to tackle that technically challanging job. But I opened up the wall, put in the header and support posts, insulation, wiring, sheetrock, concrete board subfloor, slate tile floor install, etc. There's still some work to finish up, but that's mostly fun stuff.
Yeah, I knew it was a return grille, I've installed several of those. Way to go on the addition, you're really an inspiration. I'm about to attempt a period porch staircase, but that is nothing next to what you did. Just checking, you did put a plywood subfloor under the concrete board, right?
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