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billfred

billfred

Burning Hunk
Jul 28, 2015
177
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First timer with a wood stove. I’ve had a pellet stove and an inefficient open fireplace before.

In the 30s last night. Not a tough test, but I’m still so happy with the heat output. Loaded it up with elm last night. Family room and upstairs were nice and warm in the morning with a good amount of coals. Something about the nice, quiet heat.
That’s all. Just sharing.
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Nice setup. Flat top hearth material?
 
Slab of limestone from local quarry.

Happy Newbie
 
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Looks alot like the Indiana limestone I used for my hearth.
 
That's a very clean install. It looks great!
 
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