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Fireplace vs Insert
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<blockquote data-quote="dsell" data-source="post: 3898058" data-attributes="member: 34755"><p>I agree, get a good quality high efficiency insert and insulated chimney liner. My wife misses the open fireplace, but I don't. Mine is the perfect size for our house. We comfortably set in the room with the stove and heat the rest of the house most of the time. We still need help from the natural gas furnace when the ambient is below 30 F. I just wish my stove had an ash drawer. If you do it, make a metal plate to seal the area between the chimney liner and smoke shelf to keep your heat from going up the chimney.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dsell, post: 3898058, member: 34755"] I agree, get a good quality high efficiency insert and insulated chimney liner. My wife misses the open fireplace, but I don't. Mine is the perfect size for our house. We comfortably set in the room with the stove and heat the rest of the house most of the time. We still need help from the natural gas furnace when the ambient is below 30 F. I just wish my stove had an ash drawer. If you do it, make a metal plate to seal the area between the chimney liner and smoke shelf to keep your heat from going up the chimney. [/QUOTE]
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