But, but that is too strict. Use prefabbed holes cut in the floor to anchor to, say 10' on a side, plenty of give and take, the engineer should...
Go the overkill route use steel ones. Hell you know as much as the structural engineer.
Doesn't work for most of this crowd, boo only citified folk, hiss boo!
Careful slvrblkk is right it can be overridden down to a minor local level pay attention to code where you are. Don't question stricter code....
Disable any adblocker or tracking protection and try again. NOPE I WON'T
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I am not up on Maryland code, but most places don't allow the hole to be cut between floors. There is one member who has commented to me about...
1. Due to manufacturer restrictions, we are only able to sell new stoves in Wisconsin & Upper Michigan. First problem I see, I have purchased...
https://stcroixstoves.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/St-Croix-Multi-Fuel-Stove-Specifications.pdf has all of the St. Croix multi fuel units. Even...
Well I've only visited two websites, you are not stuck. Remove the self imposed blinders and use the raw 40,000 BTU figure.
The square foot figure is a joke for all stoves. To damm many assumptions none of which are ever listed.
If jtackman is on ask him what happens when he goes multifuel on his Omega.
I have always tried to not push a stove to its limits, and yes corn burns hotter but the stove has one limit.
Any of the stand alone Harman units can provide the raw BTUs but the 61 and 68 can easily handle the load. The Allure 50 with its 92 lb hopper...
You need a minimum of 40,000 btus to replace that Auburn.
Perhaps a better result can be found if you use the heating figures of your old unit instead of looking at specific stoves. I am certain that...
So he admits and claims in the same sentence, me thinks he should go back to bed and crawl out on the other side.
He has been known to be late for his meals.:picard::picard:
I call them as I see them. It has been known to get me in trouble at times.
You be a cord hoarder too? Double unlike
