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Clearances for non-combustible assembly
I'm considering installing an uncertified freestanding wood stove into an outbuilding (formerly a garage, but the garage door has been removed and it is no longer possible to get a vehicle inside) on my property here in Guelph, Ontario. The building is a single story CMU structure on a concrete...- oldhat
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- clearance question non combustible
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- Forum: Classic Wood Stove Forums (prior to approx. 1993)
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Reducing a Firebox Opening
How do I install and support 12in x24in tiles “across” a firebox opening? Not over the top of the opening, but literally across the opening? I tore out the brick veneer & hearth extension from my 100% masonry, site-built fireplace. I left the firebox, chimney flue etc & hope to go back w...- Mindsgoing
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- brick removal firebox non combustible
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- Forum: The Hearth Room - Wood Stoves and Fireplaces
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Confused about non combustible wall construction.
I have been reading through this forum looking for advice on how to build non combustible wall protection. I have a few questions I am still not sure about. I had two ideas in mind, one is steel studs placed horizontal faced with 1/2 inch cement board then another layer of vertical studs and...- JF1977
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- non combustible wall protection
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- Forum: Classic Wood Stove Forums (prior to approx. 1993)