Harmon Tl 300 up and running...Thanks!

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guts and glory

guts and glory

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Jan 3, 2014
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Orange county Ny
Just dropping by to say thanks for all the great info, I originally found this forum looking for insight to a wood boiler. I ended up with a wood stove in the living room with a long term goal of an OWB or moving down south...

Pretty lengthy install...I got the stove delivered in January and had it burning just in time for October.
all together I spent just about $100 on the install...reclaimed Marble from a park in the city, baby gate was being thrown out. ( re-fabricated it) Thrifty is an understatement...

Needless to say my house stays a comfy 70 degrees all day...I love it compared to the struggle of 65 burning oil!
 

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guts and glory said:
a long term goal of an OWB or moving down south...
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Hmmm.... I just realized we need another forum category. We have ones for how to stay warm with wood stoves, to stay warm with pellets, to stay warm with boilers and furnaces... but not one on how to stay warm by moving down south!

You will notice that Harmans throw a lot of heat from the back, since that's where the secondary burn chamber is. If you want to potentially reduce the amount of heat soaked up by the stone and lost to the exterior, you could try what I did: two metal sheets angled to reflect some of the radiant heat away from the stone, back towards the room ( I also have a small fan on the floor, to push cool floor air to the rear of the stove and aid convection).

Congrats and nice install, especially since it was on the cheap!
 
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