I am trying to identify our wood burning stove, we are having no luck online and wondering if someone could help. The picture is attached.
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Help identifying a wood burning stove
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Definitely not a wood stove. That is a picture of googly-eyed animal portraits. Hope that helps.
ratsrepus
Minister of Fire
Yeah the condition is really good, it was very poorly fitted so we have got a professional in to refit it but he can’t sign it off without knowing the type of wood burned as there are no model or serial numbers on it.bit of a nightmare really.
kennyp2339
Minister of Fire
Franklin stove, made in the 1970's, its wood gobbler and very inefficient. I believe the clearences are 36" on all sides for this since these were not UL tested, automatically reverts to the nfpa rules for unlisted solid burning devices.
Those Franklin stoves were made by a dozen or so "fly-by-night" foundries back on the 70's. Very inefficient but they looked better then they performed. I had one for about a year 30 some years ago. Yours looks like it may have been one of the better ones though. Kevin.
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