Todd said:
I agree I like the look of the stove with out the ash pan better but wanted to have a stove with a ash pan, in the future I could always remove the ash pan.
Woodstock Progress install with pics
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I agree I like the look of the stove with out the ash pan better but wanted to have a stove with a ash pan, in the future I could always remove the ash pan.
ciccio,
I was wondering when we'd hear from you. The stove looks great in there. I went from a lousy smoke dragon to my Fireview so I know what you mean about night and day. Enjoy it and keep us informed.
I was wondering when we'd hear from you. The stove looks great in there. I went from a lousy smoke dragon to my Fireview so I know what you mean about night and day. Enjoy it and keep us informed.
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Outstanding job Ciccio. I'm in the process of finishing my install and not quite sure of how to complete the asthetic detail.
Really like the red brick look.
Now if I could just pass county inspection I'll be looking good.
Dirt
Really like the red brick look.
Now if I could just pass county inspection I'll be looking good.
Dirt
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