We got a Vermont stove shelburne model for our home a couple of years ago from a homeowner that wanted it removed from their house. We have been using it in our home, more or less, as a freestanding unit. We have it on a brick hearth. We are in the process of refinancing our home and had to have a home inspection. The inspector stated the stove needed to be enclosed. We don't know what needs to be done to enclose this stove. There is no information on the Internet since Vermont stove went out of business in the late '80's. Is this a masonry stove, meaning we would have to build a stone or brick enclosure? If it is, then we are not going to be able to do that as our floor would not be able to take the substantial weight involved in making this type of enclosure. Can it be enclosed with the concrete drywall stuff? Please, any help or information would be greatly appreciated. We have the brochure of the stove and sale receipt from when it was purchased by the original homeowner in 1983, but not the installation/owners manual.