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- Vermont casting dauntless | Hearth. com Forums Home
I just bought this stove, without a cat,this year as I moved into a new house, and replaced the old stove onto the existing chimney system It is a wall exit setup with 2 90s and is probably a hair too short to meet normal standards However, when the stove is running well, draft is not an issue
- heating entire house from basement | Hearth. com Forums Home
we are looking at buying a house that has a stone fireplace in the living room and a place in the basement to connect a woodstove, the house is 1456 sq ft on one floor and the basement is same sq footage and completely open was wondering if placing a woodstove in the basement wood supply enough heat to the main living floor to heat without
- House layout | Hearth. com Forums Home
House size is about 1225 sq ft , and not well insulated (MAYBE r-11 in the attic), and I lose heat somewhat quickly I'll be working on the insulation The stove we have now is about 2 4 cu ft , and does a good job keeping the house warm, so I'm thinking a similar sized stove would fit the bill
- No power to circulator pump | Hearth. com Forums Home
So if you tie the burner pump together, the pump will stop every time the boiler gets up to temp If the 8148 aquatstat is faulty, I would replace it $130 on Supply House website But I would first make very sure it is faulty Part of a typical setup also is that there is a zone valve between the thermostat, and the aquatstat
- Cold Stove, Wood Smoke Leaking into Home - Hearth. com Forums
The house is dry this time of year so one should be more than adequate Still have some smell downstairs this morning Maybe not as much I might try cracking a window in the bath tomorrow so that the air gets pulled in from there rather than from across the house
- Outdoor boiler placement | Hearth. com Forums Home
How much smoke gets in the house would depend on how tight your house is You could drift smoke up in through the soffit vents into your attic and then get the smell in that way too I would think there is no way you can put a 35-foot chimney on a conventional updraft unit like you have and not have a lot of creosote problems
- Rainey’s home (homestead rescue) burns to the ground
That set up looks like what some anthracite burners make to keep as much heat as possible inside of the house , also many anthracite stoves are called * base burner* cause having long flue path under the firepot to keep the gases heat as long as possible inside of the house
- mini split usage in 2-story home with small bedrooms on second floor
In your house, that'd be less likely to happen, unless you have a habit of leaving windows open while running AC There have been many drainage issues tied to minisplits, but usually any experienced installer is aware of these sortcomings, and then tend to be cautious in their drain line slope and planning
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