I bought a Pleasant Hearth Medium (1800 sq ft) for my home. I will be installing it in a room addition that was originally a screened in porch. The previous owner took out walls and now it is part of the kitchen in an open floor plan area. It is a sunroom/dining room/den area with 17 windows. The addition does not have an attic and is not tied in to the attic either. I want the wood stove installed in the middle of the exterior wall through the ceiling. Is this possible? I want to use double stove pipe up to the ceiling but don't know what to do then. Please help.
Wood Stove with no attic.
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Thank you so much! I love this place.
srks72, be sure to keep in mind the height of the chimney. You probably will need a couple supports up above.
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