Hi everyone,
I'm considering replacing an older wood stove by a pellet stove.
I'm not sure I'm clear as to what is defined as an alcove in the installation information. Is it just a reduced ceiling height?
I understand the minimum distance from combustible materials that are listed in each specific stove's installation manual. What if the walls are made of actual stone or bricks? I know a certain clearance is a good thing in order to have access to different areas of the pellet stove, but I'm not sure what applies in terms of conformity when the walls are made of a non-combustible material.
Thanks in advance for your help in this first post of many that will probably follow
I'm considering replacing an older wood stove by a pellet stove.
I'm not sure I'm clear as to what is defined as an alcove in the installation information. Is it just a reduced ceiling height?
I understand the minimum distance from combustible materials that are listed in each specific stove's installation manual. What if the walls are made of actual stone or bricks? I know a certain clearance is a good thing in order to have access to different areas of the pellet stove, but I'm not sure what applies in terms of conformity when the walls are made of a non-combustible material.
Thanks in advance for your help in this first post of many that will probably follow