Hello, I am currently building a house and right now deciding on a zero clearance stove/fireplace. I am trying to save as much om the build as possible so am looking into used options. I have found a Napoleon nz2000 in very good shape that comes with 26 feet of Selkirk chimney also in very good shape. My thoughts are to give it a fresh coat of paint and a thorough going over then install. I can’t find any information or reviews on this model only a manual. So does anyone have any information or pros/cons for this stove? Any issues with installing used zero clearance? Also if anyone has any pictures of one installed that would be much appreciated. Thanks a lot for your help.
Napoleon nz2000
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Dieselhead
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That’s what the owner told me, I don’t get it until Tuesday. I did find a manual for an nz 2000 but no other information. How was your 3000?
Dieselhead
Minister of Fire
Beautiful stove. About 4-5 hr burn times and with the fan it pumped out tons of heat. Didn't hold much ash, glass stayed mostly clean.
Just found out it’s from the mid 90s any issues with installing zero clearances that old? It’s still in great shape just not sure if the laws have changed since then
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