The heater is doing great. I burn a small hot fire at around 500 degrees and my house holds the heat well. My heater sits directly on my polished concrete floors and I have no hearth so I just sweep up the floor. The floor around the stove gets nice and warm and is the favorite place for the dog to nap.
Englander NC13 Installed and heating, flue and stove temps
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The heater is doing great. I burn a small hot fire at around 500 degrees and my house holds the heat well. My heater sits directly on my polished concrete floors and I have no hearth so I just sweep up the floor. The floor around the stove gets nice and warm and is the favorite place for the dog to nap.
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I missed the point on the hearth question. My heater is in my "great room". In the remodel, I put about 75% of my house in one open room! and I love it. I have it near a corner about three feet from a wall. The wall does get hot at times.
As for burn times, I burn small fires. I put three small splits in about 9 when I go to bed and when I get up at 5ish I have coals. I build a fire again at 6 pm and go again.
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