Putting a woodstove in a shed outside the house and piping the …
WEBDec 11, 2008 · A friend suggested building a small shed just next to the trailer, insulating it really well, putting the woodstove in there and then ducting the hot air the stove produces into the house, I would also have a cold air return going back out to it. I would use a fan inside the mouth of the duct going in to pull the heat inside.
Can I run my central heating fan and use wood stove together?
WEBOct 9, 2009 · I think you'll be OK. I do it all the time. I believe that a central HVAC system is techically a "closed system" so it works with the air it has, air return = air supply. On the other hand, the wood stove will require a net draw of air out the chimney, but it shouldn't be a problem unless your house is very airtight.
Lil House Outside wood furnace Anybody know about this?
WEBMar 14, 2007 · The blower takes outside air and pushes it into the plenum and from there into the house. On a 20F day the Lil'house would have to raise airtemp by 50F to do any good. The Englander (or any inside furnace) only has to warm 60F basement air 10 degrees. Final point - the Englander recirculates air in the house.
heating with a wood cook stove?? - Hearth.com Forums
WEBMar 4, 2018 · We prefer wood for the stove top and only use gas in the summer for oven.*** If you open kitchen windows when cooler outside than inside, as the chimney cools, the draft through open intake (or firebox door) continues to draw outdoor air into the house until draft stops. This takes more heat out of the house than the cooking created.***
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WEBNov 20, 2017 · Outdoor wood furnace backup. Sukhoi29SU. Nov 20, 2017. Active since 1995, Hearth.com is THE place on the internet for free information and advice about wood stoves, pellet stoves and other energy saving equipment. We strive to provide opinions, articles, discussions and history related to Hearth Products and in a …
Will a Wood Stove Smell-up The House??? - Hearth.com Forums
WEBBend, OR. Apr 26, 2010. #2. So long as you go ahead and install a stovepipe & chimney on it, and then operate and maintain it properly, a woodstove will add nothing but efficient, satisfying heat and wonderful ambience to your home. No smell (well, maybe just a whiff or two every once in a while when re-loading).
Barometric Damper for Wood Stove- Correct me if I'm wrong
WEBFeb 24, 2009. #2. A barometric damper should never be installed on a wood stove. It will allow cool air into the flue, both slowing flue gases and increasing the likelihood of the smoke condensing and forming creosote. A barometric damper will also cause very rapid feeding of a chimney fire if one were to start.
Why doesn't Regency use outside combustion air in its wood …
WEBMar 28, 2009 · You still need to warm that air to "sufficient temperature" so as to extract the heat with the help of a blower. The heat loss will be almost the same in both the cases. The only positive impact OAK might have is it might reduce the draft from creaky areas in the house. Regency I2400. 20 Ft Rigid SS Liner.
horizontal side vent for a wood burning stove?
WEBNov 10, 2006 · Feb 2, 2007. #3. Duravent GS (the pipe you linked to) is Direct Vent gas pipe. If your venting a wood stove you need class A chimney going up the side of the house. (Duravent builds Duratech chimney and DuraPlus chimney) The chimney must extend 3' beyond the roof line and be 2' higher than anything within 10'.
What boost in efficiency does using outside air give a wood stove ...
WEBNov 17, 2019 · It is the natural flow of air moving twords the stove to offset the heated air moving away from the stove diluted by the 10 to 20 CFM of outside air drawn into the house by leaks and discharging warm air up the chimney. It is the 10-20 CFM of lost heat in the house that is what this discussion revolves around.