Yes we have but we want our tv to hang above the fireplace. By putting the tv over the fireplace my wife will be able to have furniture on the remaining 3 walls.
We went to a fireplaced store yesterday and explained what we want to do and were advised that we could several different units. Lennox Monticeto, Monticeto Estate, Hearthstone Clydesdale, a BIS unit and a few from Pacific Energy. Those are just the units that this store carried. I assume there are many more. Surely in new constructiuon every fireplace option doesnt require a masonary firebox/chimney. The sales rep told us most units require a 2" clearance and they line the inside of the chase with concrete board. Most require class a pipe which can be in a chase, if I understood him correctly.
Yes we have but we want our tv to hang above the fireplace. By putting the tv over the fireplace my wife will be able to have furniture on the remaining 3 walls.
Yes we have but we want our tv to hang above the fireplace. By putting the tv over the fireplace my wife will be able to have furniture on the remaining 3 walls.
We are leaning towards a free standing stove now. So far I like the Jotul stoves. The fireplace sounded like a good Idea but was getting way too complicated and was going to be over 10k. Ive been told to get a non cat unit and an outside air kit. Who makes the best stove? And why? Thanks again!!
There really should not be any more maintenance on a cat stove. And I am not sure that any stove requires a air cooled chimney.......
There is inherently more maintenance on a cat stove. It may not be a lot, but this is unavoidable. There is greater complexity (bypass lever), ash clearing (frequency depending on design), bolt replacements (not all cat holders are well designed), cat and cat gasket replacement, etc.. Again, most of these tasks are not onerous, but depending on the stove design and how one burns, they are part of the routine.
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