I currently have a old Fisher Papa Bear wood stove . I have a masonry
Chimney, that has some issues
I will be putting a flexible liner in my chimney. Possibly extend chimney. Its too low. Stove draws n heats fine, smokes with doors open. This stove is a alternate heat source nlitveould nice to look at fire in a 1650 sq ft house.vif the doors are open ,the stove smokes. I am looking for a smaller stove thats rear vented. Doing some remodeling in older home
The weight of my brick stove and brick hearth id getting to bebtoo much for the floor and will require some work. After removing the stove and hearth ,my vent needs to be approx 31 inches. Most stoves are top vent. The .most reasonably priced stove I've found so far is a Buck 21
With my other work ,most stoves I find that might work are very pricey
I love the look of the Jotul stoves. But they are very pricey. I dont wont yo buy s stove that wont work with my chimney or tgat works poorly.
Chimney, that has some issues
I will be putting a flexible liner in my chimney. Possibly extend chimney. Its too low. Stove draws n heats fine, smokes with doors open. This stove is a alternate heat source nlitveould nice to look at fire in a 1650 sq ft house.vif the doors are open ,the stove smokes. I am looking for a smaller stove thats rear vented. Doing some remodeling in older home
The weight of my brick stove and brick hearth id getting to bebtoo much for the floor and will require some work. After removing the stove and hearth ,my vent needs to be approx 31 inches. Most stoves are top vent. The .most reasonably priced stove I've found so far is a Buck 21
With my other work ,most stoves I find that might work are very pricey
I love the look of the Jotul stoves. But they are very pricey. I dont wont yo buy s stove that wont work with my chimney or tgat works poorly.
