33 here, and I've been working on burning down a huge bunch of coals in the stove. House is holding at 70. Probably have to do a small-ish fire...
Good idea Eric. How durable is that stuff though? And, what's the rating on it. I have no experience with it.
This stove requires a 2.0 r-value, so that wouldn't even be close. Would be nice though.
Enough to fill the 3.5" cavities. Thickest I saw at HD was 2", so I'd have to do a combo. Yeah, batts aren't terrible (I've done a lot)....
2x4 stud walls, and the batts are r-15. Room is only 10x15'. f-bomb? The foam board is easier to cut than fiberglass batts. My thought was this...
I think Adam Grizzly Adam explained that at some point, but I'll be darned if I remember.
"Life is what happens while we're making other plans"
So, with the windows finally due any time now, my thoughts have returned to the wall insulation. Once the windows and door is done, I can finish...
24 about 6:45, 67 in the kitchen. Adjusted the huge bed of coals and put in 5 splits of Maple. Stove's rolling at 550, with the air way down and...
Seems like I found mine online, made by Heat-Fab. 22 gauge. I found slip pipe that I felt needed to be sealed with hi-temp caulk..... 6" x 38" -...
Aren't bobcats typically spotted? I don't see spots. Also have tufted ears. I say cougar.
Down to 18 right now, and 70 inside. I'll be reloading the stove with a mix of Oak and Maple in about 1.5 hours.....right before bed. All Maple...
Welcome back. Now that you're here again, I remember.:)
I've posted the manual twice.
I saw 3, so what's 1/2 of 3 mods? New math confuzzles me.
mike holton stated the manual is correct, but I don't remember his explanation.
:ithappened::)
Put one on your Lopi and let us know.:thumbs: I like my slippers as they are, not all melty.:rofl: :lol:
Yep, what HB said.
I asked the same thing. mike holton answered this a ways back on another thread.
