Well after the sub freezing temps we had a couple of weeks ago it came painfully obvious that once it get below -10° its hard to heat my house with just the Englander 30.
I blame it on the house and certainly not the stove!
My ranch house is 60 years old, 2020sq ft with no wall insulation and I'm on the South West side of a very windy lake.
So I saw a brand new Englander 13, local on Ebay for about half price so I snatched it up!
I'm thinking that if I lost electrical power that I will be able to heat my house under any condition Mother Nature throws at me?
Also during the shoulder season I can use the 13 instead of the 30 to take the chill out of the air.
To the placement of the stove.....
I'm thing about putting it behind my 30 on the backside of the fireplace?
Fireplace is in the middle of the house. (see outside pic)
Is this a good idea?
I'm considering the purchase of a hearth pad and then going straight up through the drywall ceiling with double or triple walled stainless 6" pipe.
What do you guys think?
The other option I was considering was to place it in my den so I could run an OAK easier!
Thank you,Hiram
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I blame it on the house and certainly not the stove!
My ranch house is 60 years old, 2020sq ft with no wall insulation and I'm on the South West side of a very windy lake.
So I saw a brand new Englander 13, local on Ebay for about half price so I snatched it up!
I'm thinking that if I lost electrical power that I will be able to heat my house under any condition Mother Nature throws at me?
Also during the shoulder season I can use the 13 instead of the 30 to take the chill out of the air.
To the placement of the stove.....
I'm thing about putting it behind my 30 on the backside of the fireplace?
Fireplace is in the middle of the house. (see outside pic)
Is this a good idea?
I'm considering the purchase of a hearth pad and then going straight up through the drywall ceiling with double or triple walled stainless 6" pipe.
What do you guys think?
The other option I was considering was to place it in my den so I could run an OAK easier!
Thank you,Hiram
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