What kind of stove

[Unknown stove]

I need help to find out what kind of stove this is so I can get a permit to install it

 

[bholler]

Are there any tags on it anywhere?

 

[Unknown stove]

Are there any tags on it anywhere?

No I can't find any tags numbers or anything on it

 

[bholler]

what does the tag on the ash lip say on the left hand side?

 

[Unknown stove]

what does the tag on the ash lip say on the left hand side?

It's just a ruler to tell you how far it's open

 

[begreen]

Is there a logo to the left of the intake tic marks on that ruler?

 

[Unknown stove]

Is there a logo to the left of the intake tic marks on that ruler?

No that part missing

 

[Grisu]

Isn't a stove without an affixed UL-tag considered an unlisted stove anyway? I would ask your local building inspector.

 

[bholler]

Isn't a stove without an affixed UL-tag considered an unlisted stove anyway? I would ask your local building inspector.

Yes if the tag is not there it is an unlisted stove

 

[Unknown stove]

Yes if the tag is not there it is an unlisted stove

What exactly does that mean

 

[Grisu]

An unlisted stove needs 36" clearance to combustibles on all sides. That can be reduced by appropriate wall shields down to 12" according to NFPA 211. (broken link removed to http://www.maine.gov/dps/fmo/documents/standardsfor_solidfuel_stoves.pdf) However, check your local codes whether they follow NFPA 211 in their installation requirements for wood stoves. Your local code authority will have final say.

 

[Unknown stove]

An unlisted stove needs 36" clearance to combustibles on all sides. That can be reduced by appropriate wall shields down to 12" according to NFPA 211. (broken link removed to http://www.maine.gov/dps/fmo/documents/standardsfor_solidfuel_stoves.pdf) However, check your local codes whether they follow NFPA 211 in their installation requirements for wood stoves. Your local code authority will have final say.

Ok thank you for all the help