Masonry Heater Report
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It actually has 2 small grates one in the front and one in the back, so I don't suspect that it would be a very good coal heater.
You hit the nail on the head here. It would have been several grand cheaper if we didn't use fieldstone as a veneer, as it took the mason quite some time to put that puzzle together.
Squirrely
Feeling the Heat
I'll never know as there is zero coal here. I just like the easy cleaning as everything funnels down to the middle to be riddled into the ash pan.
Greg
Simonkenton
Minister of Fire
Twenty years ago, a Tulikivi kit cost $9,000. Build it yourself.
I hear they are much more costly today.
I hear they are much more costly today.
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