Hey all. Saw this posted in another thread I was perusing and got curious.
I have a very difficult time controlling my wood stove. Once the draft and fire get going, lowering the air all the way does nothing.
I read that some people put a 5" reducer on the top of their liner to counter overdrafting.
Does that work? I'm thinking of grabbing something like this
What do you guys think? I'm thinking of just attaching this up top and seeing how it affects draft.
Would it work? Any concerns in doing it? Thanks!
I have a very difficult time controlling my wood stove. Once the draft and fire get going, lowering the air all the way does nothing.
I read that some people put a 5" reducer on the top of their liner to counter overdrafting.
Does that work? I'm thinking of grabbing something like this
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What do you guys think? I'm thinking of just attaching this up top and seeing how it affects draft.
Would it work? Any concerns in doing it? Thanks!