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Wood burning stove - the trials and tribulations

redlady_1 · 2010-10-15 17:11:37

I have a Town and country multi fuel stove and I love it. However, this is my first full year with it and so am experimenting. I obviously dont want to damage it so just need to know whether this is ok. I have been trying to keep it in all day or night using logs. Now this I can do if I close all the vents down and I come…

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savers_united Posts: 526 Forumite

30 October 2010 at 9:49PM

If your chimney is flex lined I would be careful if slumbering your stove overnight with solid fuels as 316 grade is not suitable and will void any warranty.
904 liner will be better suited for this kind of operation, but still check with the manufacturer for warranty details.

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