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Greenbuilding Archive for October 2002
401 messages, last added Tue Nov 26 17:27:25 2002

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Re: [GBlist] wood stoves and air intake in not so tight homes



So what about not so tight homes? I'm planning to move next year to an insulated cottage (on the coast of Maine) that has a stone fireplace. My intent is to put a wood stove on the hearth and run the pipe up the chimney. I have an oil heater as back-up but I'm figuring the small 2 bed room cottage (appx 900 sq ft) can be heated by the wood stove. The cottage is about 50 years old and not too tight...so do I need make-up air and a mechanical (fan) exchange or can i open a window in that room as needed? Thanks for any advice, Phil