Heating a business with a wood boiler
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As always, it would be prudent to check with the local authorities. If your boiler is a closed or pressurized type ala EKO, Econoburn or Tarm, you may need a licensed boiler installer to do the actual installation. A non pressurized system falls under mechanical codes only as it is technically not a "boiler".
If you have a wood burner of any type inside the building, the issue will probably be with your insurance company so check with them also. If you can, select a unit like a Garn that is sealed combustion using no air from inside the building to supply the burn. That will eliminate one reason for the inspectors to complain about.
A model 2000 would be about just right provided your building is insulated reasonably.
If you have a wood burner of any type inside the building, the issue will probably be with your insurance company so check with them also. If you can, select a unit like a Garn that is sealed combustion using no air from inside the building to supply the burn. That will eliminate one reason for the inspectors to complain about.
A model 2000 would be about just right provided your building is insulated reasonably.
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