- May 21, 2008
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I'm trying to cut back on oil costs for home heating. The house is a ranch style. 975 square feet. Central living room running from the front to back of house. Two bedrooms and a bath on one side of the living room and a kitchen and another bed on the other. The living room is 20 feet from front to back and 15 feet wide. This room has a fireplace on the back wall of this living room. So, a 300 square foot living room.
I'd like to put a small stove on the fireplace hearth and run an insulated stainless chimney liner up the approximately 15' fireplace chimney.
In the long run a no muss no fuss stove would be best. One that minimizes smoke in the living area, is easy to load and clean ashes, one that does not overheat the house, offers a good view of the fire and has glass that stays relatively clean. A long heating time and outside air adapter would also be nice. By the way, how is the outside air connected to the stove?
Greatly appreciate your help!
I'd like to put a small stove on the fireplace hearth and run an insulated stainless chimney liner up the approximately 15' fireplace chimney.
In the long run a no muss no fuss stove would be best. One that minimizes smoke in the living area, is easy to load and clean ashes, one that does not overheat the house, offers a good view of the fire and has glass that stays relatively clean. A long heating time and outside air adapter would also be nice. By the way, how is the outside air connected to the stove?
Greatly appreciate your help!