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| Is it normal for a wood stove to move over time, maybe due to heating and cooling?
My stove weighing in at about 425 pounds has been sitting on a 3/4 inch hardwood floor covered by cement board and tile for a year.
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- Posted by tomwhitely (My Page) on Mon, Feb 21, 11 at 3:25
| Maybe it is because of an earthquake? :)) Just joking. On a more serious note, I'd say it happens sometimes...Due to extreme heating/cooling or due to poor materials or manufacturing defects. I had a similar problem, called a professional and he said it happens sometimes. No specific reason except the ones above. I was amazed as well.... |
Here is a link that might be useful: Brick Fireplaces
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| You're burning haunted trees. :-) I've heard of this happening, too. |
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