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DIY & Home Improvement

RockRaven

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6. You know, I never investigated *stoves* per se, our issue was remodelling involving a masonry

Reply to yankeepants (Reply #5)

Fri Dec 11, 2020, 11:50 PM

Dec 2020

fireplace/chimney specifically, so I didn't pay attention to the rest of the rules. I can't imagine it would be allowed. (Well, I can imagine; I'm often wrong)

But I'm in a dense suburbia with gas service to every home and no excess timber of any kind to speak of, so it's sort of a moot point on the fuel side anyhow...

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I have 2 2460 Consolidated Dutchwest Stoves.... [View all] OAITW r.2.0 Dec 2020 OP

We have a Lopi Endeavor woodstove. yankeepants Dec 2020 #1

Truth be known, I just went thru 96 hours with no power and a 20" snow dump. OAITW r.2.0 Dec 2020 #2

Holy crap! Where are you and What is the D/s stove? yankeepants Dec 2020 #3

That sounds nice. I would cast out an "alas" about us not being able to have wood fires anymore RockRaven Dec 2020 #4

Ours meets EPA standards for clean burn. yankeepants Dec 2020 #5

You know, I never investigated *stoves* per se, our issue was remodelling involving a masonry RockRaven Dec 2020 #6