Pellet Stove is In!

[naughted]

I finished building my hearth and installing my pellet stove. I wanted to thank every one on this board who answered the many questions I had when preparing to install the Stove, your information was invaluable. All I have to say is why didn't I do it sooner. This even heat is incredible. I have a 100+-year-old colonial In Massachusetts, no matter what I did, new windows, new boiler, Insulate; you could still feel the cool air across the floor. Last night it was 74 degrees with the thermostat set at 60. My dogs are in heaven. I have a Boxer and they really don't like the cold, she found her spot on the rug right in front of the stove, just stretched out in a deep sleep. Normally you would find her sleeping curled up in the winter. I'm sure I'll have many more questions to ask, correct settings, etc. At least now I know where to ask them.

Again, Thanks All for the help!

 

[GVA]

Looks good..................... I see you used the outside air too.
Throw a pic in the perfect picture forum.
And keep us informed on how that baby runs.......

 

[stoveguy2esw]

wow , that stove looks vaguely familiar looks great in that setting , might have to steal that one for a brochure i'd ask first of course, glad to see its kicking along, i have the same model in my kitchen hummin along right now, its a great little heater

 

[Kenny1]

Sweet!

Enjoy the heat.

 

[naughted]

Sorry for the high pixels, didn't know it opened up that big when you click on the thumbnail until I just did.

I've only been running it for a day but so far I'm lovin it. I'm looking for many good years of service out of it.

Stoveguy2esw I've got some questions about operating it. I'll PM them to you.

Thanks,

Ed

Here is a smaller picture that is not so "In your Face"

 

[stoveguy2esw]

hey naughted, no problem , holler at me anytime