1. All of the CTC diagrams I have seen for stoves show installations parallel to walls, or in corners, or in alcoves. But what if the installation is not any of these? For example, suppose you are installing a stove near a wall, but you turn the stove so that it is not parallel to the wall. Now how do you determine or measure CTC?
2. At https://www.hearth.com/econtent/index.php/articles/wood_stove_clearances_installing_it_safely it says, "Keep in mind that certain "safe" temperatures can still cause certain finishes and paints to fail and/or woods and other soft materials to warp or buckle." What does it mean by "certain finishes and paints"? How likely is typical flat wall paint to be adversely affected (or discolored) by stoves placed at the minimum allowable distance?
3. The same article also says, "While older stoves needed as much as 36", newer stoves can be put as close as 6" to combustible walls with no additional protection needed. This is accomplished by the use of built-in heat shields and combustion designs which project the majority of the stoves heat away from the rear and side walls." Which stoves have a 6" CTC without any additional heat shield construction necessary?
2. At https://www.hearth.com/econtent/index.php/articles/wood_stove_clearances_installing_it_safely it says, "Keep in mind that certain "safe" temperatures can still cause certain finishes and paints to fail and/or woods and other soft materials to warp or buckle." What does it mean by "certain finishes and paints"? How likely is typical flat wall paint to be adversely affected (or discolored) by stoves placed at the minimum allowable distance?
3. The same article also says, "While older stoves needed as much as 36", newer stoves can be put as close as 6" to combustible walls with no additional protection needed. This is accomplished by the use of built-in heat shields and combustion designs which project the majority of the stoves heat away from the rear and side walls." Which stoves have a 6" CTC without any additional heat shield construction necessary?
