Pacific Energy Alderlea T6 - OAK (Outside Air) Question

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FIRECONCRETEWOOD

FIRECONCRETEWOOD

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Sep 18, 2015
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Franklin, Wisconsin
First time caller - long time listener. This is my first forum post as I have just officially joined tonight.

My wife and I are building a new home. After many hours of research, we purchased a PE Alderlea T6 stove. The house is going to be a 2300 square foot "focus on energy" tightly sealed house. Should I have the OAK installed to keep from having to have a window cracked whenever we are burning?

Any other tips or comments on this stove? Thanks in advance!
 
In modern very tight home an OAK could be a good idea. Many towns require it for new construction installations.
 
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