I brought this out in another Thread, and I'm not certain I got a complete answer...........
One of the items that I had asked about when we were negotiating with the Wood Stove place we were buying from (who did our Installation as well), and one that I still believe could be useful, is a Damper in the Flue Pipe, to assist with regulating airflow.
Yes, there is a damper on the stove itself, so it may be overkill, I dunno.
I know that some of you are for it, and some are against it, (deeming it unnecessary, or downright dangerous, I suppose) but I'm wondering what the actual functional value would be, when I'm already using a damper on the stove itself.
I'm willing to install one if it has merit.........what do YOU think of having one along with the one already in the stove?
-Soupy1957
One of the items that I had asked about when we were negotiating with the Wood Stove place we were buying from (who did our Installation as well), and one that I still believe could be useful, is a Damper in the Flue Pipe, to assist with regulating airflow.
Yes, there is a damper on the stove itself, so it may be overkill, I dunno.
I know that some of you are for it, and some are against it, (deeming it unnecessary, or downright dangerous, I suppose) but I'm wondering what the actual functional value would be, when I'm already using a damper on the stove itself.
I'm willing to install one if it has merit.........what do YOU think of having one along with the one already in the stove?
-Soupy1957