How's this for "clearances to combustibles"?? A wood storage bin underneath the stove...

[jay3000]

(broken link removed)


Our cats sleep under mine sometimes.. Guess it doesn't get too hot down there..

 

[fossil]

Thanks to the combined miracles of firebrick and a bottom heat shield. Rick

 

[Tfin]

Interesting, but small. I like to have at least 8-10 splits on hand with in an arms reach of the stove.

 

[Adios Pantalones]

Bet that wood gets DRY.

 

[The Dali Lima]

Jay, do you have that exact stove? How much wood canyou get under there? It does seem small...

 

[jay3000]

Jay, do you have that exact stove? How much wood canyou get under there? It does seem small...

Nah.. I'm just lookin around at steel stoves. This one has a 1.7 CF box and VERY small clearances Rear 10" side 12"

(broken link removed to http://www.zoobler.com/upload/Brochure_Manual/Napoleon_Wood_Stoves_Inserts_Brochure.pdf)

 

[thechimneysweep]

Here's another woodstove with built-in storage:

(broken link removed to http://www.chimneysweeponline.com/pacfusion.htm)

 

[Highbeam]

I didn't think a rear clearance of 10" was that good. Don't the PEs have much closer clearances than that? I know my Hertage can be at 7".

 

[savageactor7]

meh...I dunno about that wood storage under the stove concept...sooner or later someone's going to squirrel kindling there.

 

[begreen]

I didn't think a rear clearance of 10" was that good. Don't the PEs have much closer clearances than that? I know my Hertage can be at 7".

The T6 can get down to 6" properly installed. The Summit goes down to 5".