Can I just verify with anyone who has a Pacific Energy Alderlea is this the correct layout? I’m just nervous because I’ve never had a stove where the entire floor isn’t fire brick. Mostly concerned with around the ash dump.
Fire brick layout in T5
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On my SIL's T5, I just sweep some ash onto the dump/ash door area once I'm done emptying the bulk of it. But even with coals on the bare metal, it shouldn't hurt it unless the coals were burning like a forge..
Thanks for the pics. My manual only has the sketch and I wasn't sure. Much appreciated.
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