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  1. skypager New Member

    joined: Nov 20, 2005
    87 posts
    Bucks County, PA
    We don’t see many gas stove pictures here, so I thought I'd post a picture of the Quadrafire Sapphire we installed in my parent’s house. It vents off the rear with a snorkel cap on the outside. This will be their third winter using it. They heat their 3 bedroom ranch pretty well with it, only needing to turn on the electric baseboard in the bedrooms when they want to keep the doors closed.

    They originally used a Garrison wood stove that was installed in another room if front of a fireplace to heat the house during the oil crisis. It was later installed in the basement and used occasionally. Now it sits there unused.

    Next they installed a Vermont Castings pellet stove in spot where the Quad is now. It was used for about 10 years until it needed some new parts. (Combustion blower if I remember right.)

    Once the pellet stove needed repair my father decided he was tired of lugging bags of pellets and they installed the Quad. They love it and so does Jake (Jack Russell).

    (Ducking flying logs from the wood burning crowd)

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  2. webbie Administrator

    joined: Nov 17, 2005
    11,045 posts
    Western Mass.
    Hey, here's to you from a happy gas burner! When you've burned woodstoves for 28 years (and often many at one time), a gas unit sure is nice!

    Nice installtion, and beautiful dog - looks like a statue....

    Here's my Rosie....can you tell she has royal blood? (Cavalier King Charles Spaniel).

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  3. Gunner New Member

    joined: Sep 20, 2006
    851 posts
    Southern Ontario
    You don't see alot of freestanding gas stoves around here. I like that one, perfect fit for the room.


    since we are posting dogs...

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  4. njtomatoguy Feeling the Heat

    joined: Jun 20, 2006
    458 posts
    Maple Shade, NJ
    Gunner,

    Beautiful pic!

    Craig,

    Your girl looks like mine. SPOILED!

    Josh,
    Awesome pic!

    Now, 2 things-
    1. I will own a digital camera in the very near future.
    2. Does anyone elses dog get "too close" to the stove? I have a gas wall heater, and last year my dog burned his ears when he fell asleep in front of it..
  5. skypager New Member

    joined: Nov 20, 2005
    87 posts
    Bucks County, PA
    Jake hasn't burnt himself, but he sure gets warm. He'll lay there for a long time and then go and burrow inside his blanket. Its kinda funny... the smart dog that he is...he recognizes that the stove gets turned on by a remote control and as soon as someone picks it up he'll run over and sit in front of the stove. He's a little to smart for his own good though and he'll often run over and sit down if someone picks up the tv remote and then look at you like "well you gonna turn it on or not?".
  6. CountryGal Feeling the Heat

    joined: Oct 1, 2006
    313 posts
    Mojave Desert California
    Couldn't resist posting a picture of my baby, Jade.

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  7. fatsister New Member

    joined: Oct 18, 2006
    6 posts
    NW Arkansas
    Dog pictures...
    Here is Max and Dagger, both lost this year,
    I sure do miss those big lugs.

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