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| Hello all! This is my first time posting on this forum.
Thanks for your help in advance!! We have a 1600 sq ft. 3 story brick attached house. The first floor is the kitchen and dining area. It is half below street level. The second floor is the living room and the third floor is bedrooms. Each floor is about 500 sq ft. No real basement/ cellar. We just had the living room fireplace restored to a Rumford style FP and it is wonderful and surprisingly heats great too. I want to either similarly restore the fireplace in the kitchen/dining area or get a wood stove for more efficient heat. There is already a masonry internal chimney with a 8" stainless steel lined flue. Questions:
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- Posted by christopherh (My Page) on Sat, Feb 9, 08 at 6:06
| THis is my suggestion. You need some expert advice. So go to where the experts live. www.hearth.com This is a site where all aspects of wood heat are discussed. There are dealers of all types of appliances over there and yes, they are EXPERTS. You will get straight answers, I guarantee it. |
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