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    Wood furnace in a "Manufactured Home" Basement

    Thanks crappiekeith That answer isn't really what I wanted to hear, but it answers a major question I had. I have not read that anywhere though. I knew there was a first 6ft rule of increased clearances to ducts, but I have 10ft basement walls along with 6-7ft of horizontal distance to get...
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    Wood furnace in a "Manufactured Home" Basement

    That's modular home. Modular homes (BOCA) come in pieces and need cranes to place them. Manufactured (HUD) homes are built on long steel frames that have tongues and axles bolted to them. The two halves (13ft wide each) are placed on Ibeams across the basement and joined together in the...
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    Wood furnace in a "Manufactured Home" Basement

    I can see the airtight issue Since the entire floors are insulated, then sealed with heavy plastic & all the exterior walls are glued osb sheathing to 2x6 it makes sense that a stove would require outside air to burn in theory. In the basement, I can add outside air intakes without an issue if...
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    Wood furnace in a "Manufactured Home" Basement

    I have been looking at wood furnaces to put in my basement and heat the basement, upstairs manufactured home and addition. When I built the addition, I had a new upflow lp furnace installed in the basement and heat /cold air runs to the addition. They also added cold air returns for the...
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    Does anyone have a corn burning stove?

    I've got two Corn (multi-fuel) burners At $6+/bushel they are burning pellets this year. But as you may notice, this is my first post and I logged on here to get information to replace my second stove (basement) with a wood furnace. If you really want a multi-fuel ( I really do like it in...
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