Do you have ductwork? We have a 2500 sqft victorian that's heated with a woodfurnace. Ours is 2 stories, but we have 42 windows and 10' ceilings. We have a LP furnace, but heat solely with wood.
Do you have ductwork? We have a 2500 sqft victorian that's heated with a woodfurnace. Ours is 2 stories, but we have 42 windows and 10' ceilings. We have a LP furnace, but heat solely with wood.
How tall is your fireplace, floor to lintel? If it is not tall enough to fit a top vent freestanding you will have to go with a rear vent which will really lower your options.
33 1/2"
Bet that means rear vent.
Not at all (although you would have quite a few options there). The PE Summit with legs is about 30" in height, I think. And if you are on a budget, the Englander 30NC with the short legs should also fit (at least based on height). Given the size and age of your home, take also a look at the Kuma Sequoia insert. That can put out some serious heat. Only caveat: It requires an 8" liner so your flue needs to be wide enough.
Not at all (although you would have quite a few options there). The PE Summit with legs is about 30" in height, I think. And if you are on a budget, the Englander 30NC with the short legs should also fit (at least based on height). Given the size and age of your home, take also a look at the Kuma Sequoia insert. That can put out some serious heat. Only caveat: It requires an 8" liner so your flue needs to be wide enough.
I have a used Summit A series if you're interested.
Ah, I have the insert, not a free stander.
Well, you can do whatever you want, but it ain't made to do that way.Ohhh. So you can't just slap on some legs/a pedestal?
Only a select few manufacturers make stoves that can be Insert or Freestanding, my Appalachian can be either.
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