Thanks everyone for your advice on this; I am reading it all. One problem I have is that that I am only up at the yurt during weekends and other...
I actually own that forum lol. Insulation is not something you want too much of in a yurt. It causes condensation/mold/mildew issues.
I added 3 more feet of pipe outside. The draft seems to be nice and strong now. In the yurt, I am only able to get 6 hours of heat before I have...
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No. I have always used it. I did get some pretty beefy 45's for the job though.
Just an update. I have replaced the first 90 bend with two 45s in hopes for a better draft: [ATTACH]
LOL! Well a yurt is about the draftiest thing you are going to be in next to a pup-tent. When it is cold, you can feel the air coming in when...
But shouldn't you want one because of that? You are pulling in air from outside through your draft and sending heated air outside.
From what I saw of the website, they don't even mention the OAK, so I would be surprised if many IS owners use one.
The adapter is already mounted to it when you order it. You just have to supply the pipe.
I have the heat shield, so there is really no heat emanating from the back of the stove that touches the wall. The wall itself is about 2 feet...
What papadave said. :)
The heat felt really good once I dialed in the airflow. Yurts are leaky when it comes to air, especially around the "windows". The idea of the...
Just got back from the weekend and the install went well. We got it all together and then vented the OAK through the floor. We had a good fire...
Getting there.. [ATTACH]
Yurts are challenging to heat, to say the least. :)
It isn't required for the yurt, but a yurt can be drafty so thought it a good idea. :)
What did you load it with and how much?
I received the stove last Friday and got it inside my camp (a yurt). Here are some pics: [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
Yeah I saw you using the hoist, I was just wondering if you say, took the soapstone out, door off, etc., before you moved it?
