We recently had a Regency i2400 installed to replace our older, economy sized insert. I’m super excited to start burning this year, although it was 75 here today. I already had a six inch wrapped liner, so all I had to do was purchase the stove and install. I paid less than $3000 for that. Seemed like a good deal to me. I also wanted to get it done before the new rules on Jan 1. By the looks of it, I think we’re gonna be very happy with this insert. I’ve posted some pics.
Regency i2400 insert install
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