Diy wood stove fireplace

We’ve been cold for a while now… … Our farmhouse came with a propane furnace when we bought it. But even though the house is pretty small, the poor little furnace just couldn’t keep up–especially with the 60+ mph winds we get in the winter… We avoided the idea of a wood stove for quite […]

installing a wood stove

Install a tiny wood stove and build coziness, self-sufficiency and reliability into your cabin.

"Wood Stove...the skeleton. Need to understand this better!" Me, too. I wish i could build my own place and put one of these babies in.

Learn to build your own low-cost, highly efficient masonry fireplace (also known as a masonry stove or Russian fireplace), plus masonry bread ovens and earth ovens.

Do you want to enjoy the comfort of a wood-burning stove but don’t have a chimney at home? No big deal! It is simple to install one. Before you sign up for an expensive professional installation, allow us to present a step-by-step guide on installing a wood stove chimney through the roof all by yourself. […]

Many of our customers have installed wood burning stoves in their log cabins. If you have a good supply of wood it can be a stylish and sustainable way to keep your cabin cosy during the cooler months of the year. Our advice is to choose a small wood burner with a low KW output

Some posts may contain affiliate links. Install A Bakers Salute Oven Photo: thehomesteadingboards I came across this picture of the Baker's Salute Oven awhile back and shared it with all of you. There was a ton of interest so I kept my eyes and ears open for additional information and here is what I found. ...

When installing a woodstove, remember two things: Fire is hot and smoke exhausts more efficiently in a straight line. Ensuring the proper clearances and keeping offsets in the pipe to a minimum are key to avoiding fires and backdrafts, keeping pipes clean, and improving the chances of efficient burns.

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