I found one on craigslist and the seller also has an nc 30 installed without the legs as an insert. Has anyone tried this? His is an older model from 2004.
Thanks guys,
Dan
Thanks guys,
Dan
can I install and englander 13 nc as an insert?
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First thing I'd do is look at the install manual to see if the manufacturer approves this type of use...
Huntindog1
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If it will fit in your fireplace and your fireplace is built to have fires and its not one of those prefab fireplaces as those have certain issue then I dont think its an issue.
You will need to have a 6" Chimney liner that can hook directly to the stove's outlet which takes a 6" pipe.
I have seen people do it and it works.
Its hard to get the heat out from the stove but one guy said he sets a fan to blow air towards the stove thats basically a free standing sitting back into the fireplace opening. The air then circulates into the fireplace opening and gets bounced back out into the room.
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/general-questions-about-brands.80541/#post-1028290
You will need to have a 6" Chimney liner that can hook directly to the stove's outlet which takes a 6" pipe.
I have seen people do it and it works.
Its hard to get the heat out from the stove but one guy said he sets a fan to blow air towards the stove thats basically a free standing sitting back into the fireplace opening. The air then circulates into the fireplace opening and gets bounced back out into the room.
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/general-questions-about-brands.80541/#post-1028290
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