Just got my i2400 installed today. Only took them about hour and a half to put her in. Really happy with the look, I would not have ordered the nickel trim door but this was the only i2400 I could find close to me. I did not want the newer version (i2450), so I am pretty excited to get her fired up.
Regency i2400 install
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brazilbl
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I've had my Regency Stove (H2100) for over 2 years - what a difference in heating the house now.
It is a joy to start it up. Truly, the key is dry wood. If you don't have dry, seasoned wood, compressed logs/bricks will work nicely until you secure dry wood.
Welcome to the club - there are experts out here that will answer any questions you might have...
It is a joy to start it up. Truly, the key is dry wood. If you don't have dry, seasoned wood, compressed logs/bricks will work nicely until you secure dry wood.
Welcome to the club - there are experts out here that will answer any questions you might have...
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