Sedore puts the FUN in furnace!
Sedore puts the FUN in furnace!
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Basic Chimney Requirements
How long does the chimney for the Sedore need to be? Just how important is it that I follow the manufacturer's instructions? What kind of chimney do I need? Can I use an existing chimney?
Burned Hair (avoid)
I suppose everyone who has ever purchased a Sedore has neglected to read the instructions or have forgotten what they have read. Could be just plain curiosity that results in burnt hair smell syndrome (BHSS).
How to move the Sedore into your home
My stove will go in the basement which has a walk out double door. So I will have the pallet lowered inside the door on a couple of 2x6 planks. The planks will be on broom sticks, dowels, etc. Then all I have to do is roll the whole thing back to the chimmney, by putting more round sticks under the planks as it goes.
Smoke/Fume problem: What am I doing wrong?
I love my stove, which I purchased last winter. It is capable of keeping my
whole ranch house toasty.
Nothing but good to report!Tuesday, February 02 2010 @ 04:52 PM EST Contributed by: Anonymous Views: 204
I have been using the 3000 Sedore for about a month now and have
nothing but good to report. Just about any old wood stove will burn ideal dried and split wood. The Sedore does a great job too but this is no challenge.
First time
I finally fired my little beast up for the first time last night! I know this is a learning experience... luckily I'm a quick study in most things. LOL!
How to get, install use and love
What I like about the Sedore:
1. It is a smart stove. Smart design, efficient burning, it is a stove that makes me feel smart for using it. 2. It holds a LOT of wood. 3. It heats evenly for 14 hours, easily on a full load with outside temp around 30 degrees. 4. It looks way cool! 5. It should last the rest of my life.
using ash or sand in firebox
sand, wood ash, fire brick, etc. are used to insulate the metal fire
box from damage by the fire. if you build your fire on sand and keep hot coals completely covering holes in the grate, the stove should operate correctly. you can replace the sand with ash when you collect enough of it. |
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