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Help me choose a woodstove, please.
Hi there. I live in north/central Maine and we moved into our house last year. It came with an old woodstove that we used part time last year. We want to get a nice, safe, controllable, and long burning (probably non-cat though) stove to burn full time this winter and beyond. We have a tall, 2...- TomBombadil
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- 4300st alderlea t5 carrabassett f45 f55 greenville jotul lopi pacific energy quadrafire
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Install advice - multiple flues (?) and clearances for freestanding wood stove in existing fireplace
Long time forum reader here, love this community and resource! My wife and I are looking to install a freestanding wood stove in an existing fireplace. Our house is 120 y.o., four square layout, 2400 ft located in western mass. The fireplace is original to the house, centrally located and on the...- mrmax
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- greenville jotul multiple flues rear venting
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Jotul F45 Greenville EPA 2020 stove burning hot
I’ve setup my new EPA 2020 Jotul F45 Greenville and have burned it for a little over a week now. I don’t feel as if I have control over it and it’s hard to turn down the fire and control the temperature. I am wondering if it’s burning too hot and I am getting an over fire. I have 17’ of pipe... -
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Jotul F45 Greenville clearance to furniture
I have purchased a Jotul F45 V2 Greenville and was reading the owners manual and installation guide. It states for my install I need 8” clearance off the side of the stove to (combustibles) the wall. But does this include combustibles such as furniture, particularly a cloth sofa? Through...