And done! Just wanted to thank you guys. It looks amazing.
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Fired it up today to cure the paint and I'm thinking my installer put it too close to the wall. I think he measured 6.5" clearance from the firebox to the wall and looking at the manual I think it should of been 6" from the square box on the back(air intake?). I noticed above that box the wall was getting pretty hot (160 deg when running on high). So I'm not sure what I'm going to do. Either offset the chimney or maybe a heat shield/stove board. What do you guys think?
The air intake is ~3" from the wall at most.
The air intake is ~3" from the wall at most.
its on the remove eventually list 
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