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liner and one brick backing. They can't withstand the 4.000 degree temperature of a chimney fire without suffering some structural damage,” he said.
Also a factor in increased danger of chimney fires, Vierling said is that most stoves now are installed by the homeowner who is often more concerned about the interior design of the living room than with safety. Stoves should be placed on a fireproof base—quarter-inch asbestos millboard covered with sheet metal is often used.
Clearances around the stove and piping are vital considerations because wood burning stoves produce large amounts of radiant heat. According to State Fawn Insurance Company’s booklet “Enjoy your wood burning stove—The Safe Way!”, pipes and stoves should be a minimum of 36 inces away from unprotected combustibles. •
The configuration of the stovepipe and chimney is also an important factor in reducing creosote build-up.
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