...woodstove for winter heat. Just the small amount of smoke from opening the stove door causes throat irritation. The stove itself does not leak. Using an air pu...
...woodstoves in airtight homes is if they don’t have a direct air feed from the outdoors to the back of the woodstove. A lot of people omit that one crucial featu...
...woodstove would for sure improve the winter comfort, but please go into this with eyes wide open knowing that building an 800-1000 square foot glass box in a C...
...woodstove. do I need all this or can I do it wish just the heat pump? Or can you advise me on a better system to install? I'm building 2 bungalows about 1350 s...
Posted by Iain cunninghamMarch 27, 2019, 9:31 p.m.Heating and cooling1 Responses
...woodstove, backed up by an electric boiler. it's built on a slab with radiant hot water heating. I want to increase the efficiency of the house by insulating t...
...woodstove centrally located in basement. Electric hot water system (NOT a rented utility-owned tank).
I am wondering about possibility and feasability to cou...
...wood pellet stoves use electricity to operate, so we assume you are talking about one of the the two electricity-free pellet stove models here –
Wood pellet s...
...woodstove, but they are not the most efficient system, and home temperatures tend to vary more when wood is the primary heat source. It also requires that you ...
...wood siding on 3 sides & brick on the front of the house. I want to put metal siding over the wood & add insulation in between. Will this solve my moisture prob...
...wood, which can then be covered to match the rest of the house.
Installing woodstoves with existing fireplace chimneys:
By installing batt insulation in th...
...wood, pellets, oil and propane , and a very small amount of people heat their homes with of coal.
That covers the fuel sources, and costs will vary by region....
Posted by Jennifer DollJan. 20, 2020, 11:59 p.m.Heating and cooling3 Responses
...wood burning stove in and like I said just looking for a little more cooler in summer and warmer in early spring and late fall. The structure is 2 x 4 studs. We...
...woodstove or pellet stove (if local regulations don’t forbid it) might be an option to consider, though it will also offer localized heat, so in the absence of...
...woodstove chimney, bathroom vent, etc) all serve to relieve some of that pressure. Stripping the house from the outside will also give me a good look at what t...
Posted by Steve BullJan. 14, 2020, 6:06 p.m.Walls and Roofs3 Responses
...wood, so they are in a way a potential indication of other problems. There are several strategies that can help prevent an infestation before it occurs, as well...
Posted by Shawn BNov. 14, 2017, 10:27 a.m.Pest control1 Responses
I have a new house (self-built) on a concrete slab insulated with R22 rockwool and R3 panel insulation. The windows are double glazed wood and aluminum. I do n...
Posted by Kevin NewmanApril 19, 2017, 10:30 a.m.Ventilation1 Responses
...wood fireplace insert (or pellet)/or woodstove (I intend to get one of these anyway)
Would it be enough to get a Mr.Slim type system which is good to -25 and ...
