I was wondering if anyone had any thoughts about this--
I am renting my condo and my insurance requires me to remove my pellet stove while it is tenant-occupied. I want to remove it, but I can't realistically remove the wall thimble (it's a condo, all the red tape etc...). I also don't want to close it up completely because I plan on renting for just a year or so, at which point I would like to reinstall the stove in order to make it easier to sell the unit (it's all electric heat otherwise!!).
Any thoughts on how to best close off the hole through the wall? I had some ideas, but I figured I'd check with some people who are smarter than me!
It's a 3" opening, nothing fancy.
Any help is appreciated! Thank you
I am renting my condo and my insurance requires me to remove my pellet stove while it is tenant-occupied. I want to remove it, but I can't realistically remove the wall thimble (it's a condo, all the red tape etc...). I also don't want to close it up completely because I plan on renting for just a year or so, at which point I would like to reinstall the stove in order to make it easier to sell the unit (it's all electric heat otherwise!!).
Any thoughts on how to best close off the hole through the wall? I had some ideas, but I figured I'd check with some people who are smarter than me!
It's a 3" opening, nothing fancy.
Any help is appreciated! Thank you
