Englander wood stove
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jetsam
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That's an old wood furnace installed without the outlet ductwork.
Plan on buying a wood stove if you want to heat with wood. Not that the furnace won't make heat, it's just going to do a bad job at being a stove, if you compare it to a stove.
Also plan on modifying the hearth, which is probably too small to fit all but the smallest of wood stoves (and is definitely too small to fit a small furnace).
Plan on buying a wood stove if you want to heat with wood. Not that the furnace won't make heat, it's just going to do a bad job at being a stove, if you compare it to a stove.
Also plan on modifying the hearth, which is probably too small to fit all but the smallest of wood stoves (and is definitely too small to fit a small furnace).
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