Anyone know what kind of Woodstove this is?
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The concern with that stove is the installation. The actual stove my not be directly connected to the chimney. It may just be bolted to the steel plate which is pulled against the fireplace opening and then the flue gases hopefully make it up the flue. They can be bugger to light when atmospheric conditions are poor and large amounts of ash and creosote can build up on the floor of the fireplace behind the plate. The combustions gases overcool in this space and lead to creosote building up in the chimney.
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