Highbeam
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Good Evenin Beam and Ray,
Thanks nice shots !
Since I got Scott, I'll add a more current photo. Stove running at 400 (medium on a soapstone) and the girls keeping warm while watching spongebob.
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Since I got Scott, I'll add a more current photo. Stove running at 400 (medium on a soapstone) and the girls keeping warm while watching spongebob.
Northland
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Nice wood stoves you have there
I have the same model as Ray. Gotta love the side opening door
Northland, can you tell me what your hearth floor is made with? Thanks
This is what I made for the stove residing in the cellar. It has helped about 5-7 more degrees in the house. I guess my next project is to insulate the foundation as I guess 12" thick of concrete is equal to 1/2 inch of particle board
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Northland
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Looks good Arrow
My hearth floor is actually very nice porcelain tile from Home Depot. Cheap and very nice-the wife picked it out
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It is very handsome indeed and could go very well with my hearth should I need to eventually move this stove into the living room. Thanks for the tip.
Lou
Lou
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Brian, we replaced a 50+ year old Thermaster wood/coal furnace with a Scotty model DC-12 made by Kerr, here is a link
http://www.houseneeds.com/shop/hvac/kerr_scotty_main.asp
Have used half the wood I normally use, have lived in this house for 25 years and this is my only source of heat.
Tom in Vermont