Can a wood stove be installed anywhere? ( My Tips For A Wood Burning Install)
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Today, Trevor is explaining the process and procedures of installing a wood burning stove into your home. We always suggest hiring a professional for installs into your home. Trevor goes over some of the different ways to install a wood burning stove and a wood insert. It's important to have this knowledge before planing to install any of these untis and we hope this video helps with your process! As always be sure to like, comment, and subscribe! More stove and burn season videos incoming!!
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As a woman in northern Minnesota being concerned with the current energy situation I’m wanting to have a wood stove installed. I’ve been trying to educated myself so when I have someone come install it they won’t do it wrong or rip me off, I’ve watched numerous videos and read several articles and am only more confused UNTIL now, this was absolutely exceptional !!!!
Clear, to the point, basic facts about safe installation and where to install !!!
You hit this out of the park !!!!!
A huge THANK YOU !!!!!
Thats so awesome! I'm glad we could help!
Me too
Exactly. I’m thinking of purchasing a Vermont Castings Defiant stove but read nad reviews. About 50% of the bad reviews are probably due to improper venting. This was a great video.
@@CrochetNewsNetwork Thanks for watching! If youre intrested in learning about mroe stoves watch our top 5 wood stoves videos
Just propane fireplace or Stowe
Holy crap! I just learned more in 25 minutes than I have last two days researching UA-cam for our setup. Great explanations. Sold me on the double pipe. Have just a small run with 90 degree into wall out to chimney. It’s a large open area in our cabin and now I clearly understand the envelope idea and the air pressure I may have to deal with to light. Good stuff. Subscribed.
Agree !!!!
This is the best on UA-cam!!!
thanks so much guys!
My winter electricity bill went from 240 per month to 45 per month. I get free wood and split it and sell the excess. Thank you for this video.
Very nice!
Our ele bill is 2 hundred and natural gas is 185 now per month and living on SS
We keep lights off and stay at 74 degrees
Cost of heating and medicine is killing us
74? damn thats hot, put on a sweater!@@philliphall5198
Great job explaining stove ventilation! Ive been burning wood for 15 years in my house and shop and I just learned why my shop stove has not worked right from day one but it will be fixed this weekend. Dont worry Chris you will catch on.
2nd year in the industry im learning a lot !! Thanks for watching! - Chris
What a wonderful job you did explaining this, thank you. We bought a 2-story house with an insert, (Blaze King), in a basement with long, tall chimney, (going up 3 stories), first time tried to light it, your right "disaster", so much cold/negative air pressure, SMOKE-ville city, scary! No other guys selling stoves could explain this to us let alone have/had a clue to help. Lucky for us we had some old timers that explained we had to heat the chimney first with a blow torch and open a basement window. (Say what)? Buying a house and heating explanations with chimneys are essential. This house has, 3 gas stoves, (2 on main floor), and 2 in basement; one gas, one wood, chimneys at both ends of home, North and South. Only one gas stove in basement is efficient and heats! You're my new Hero, appreciate all you share and do. Do you sell up in Spokane and deliver? Best regards, from PacNW.
I'm so glad we could help! Thats a lot of stoves!! We do deliver to Spokane. If youre intrested in any of our stoves feel free to call the shop at (303) 800-5659 or visit our website and talk to an online salesman .
Great explanation and teaching! I learned more in this 25 minute video about wood stoves and chinmey venting than I had in watching dozens of other videos, making multiple phone calls, looking for this information, thank you!
Glad to help
This is a great video. This is the best explanation of wood stove venting that I have seen.
Thats great to hear! thanks for watching Timothy.
Great job explaining!
Thanks for watching!
Impressive explanation! I have been to several local wood stove “stores” which sell and install stoves and try and ask questions and no one wants to give any real information or answers. Thank you for doing this video. Great job!
Yeah getting real info in this industry can be tough. Glad to help!
Great video! I also want to say we have a basement wood stove in a 2 story that works great but there are reasons for that. It has an open stair well from the basement to the second floor as well as a ducted furnace and fresh air exchange that move the air well in hour house. Our chimney goes through the wall, and up the outside of the house above the peak (over 30 feet of rise) and yes it cost more than the stove. We burn about 3 cords a year and it's been an absolute game changer making our basement (which is well insulated) warm and cozy all through the winter. Bottom line is to find a good dealer in your area who knows the weather and conditions you deal with locally and don't cheap out on your chimney.
great advice
Same here-- the open stairwell is key. We love our basement stove with type A run inside, seldom back drafts if +0F outside. If it's very cold, I add a sheet of newspaper to flash a draft and maybe crack a window -- it always vents in less than a minute. Our Encore keeps the basement at 78, main 72, upper 55 which is fine for sleeping. Everything drops 10 deg overnight without running the furnace.
Yes the pipe cost more than the stove but it pays off.
Great videos guys! You’re doing a lot of people a great service with all of the info. Thanks!
No problem!!
I have been totally overwhelmed with this whole wood stove install the past few months and feeling totally ill equipped, plus no one really knows what they are doing in the "how to" videos on youtube. This video however, is everything I was looking for and more info that I didn't even KNOW I needed! thorough, easy to understand, the illustration made it SO much easier to understand too! Thank you for taking the time to educate us normal people. who knew wood stoves were so dang complicated!
Glad to help!
everyone now is a snowflake..... you need a real mans instructions.....
Ug. I watched your video on wood burning stove vs pellet stove. You convinced me to buy a wood burning stove. Now I watched this and I'm convinced that it won't work. We live in a 2 story, 100 year old uninsulated house, and it is like heating a barn. Just bought the house. After only 1 week of running the gas heater we turned it off for good due to the insane cost of the gas. My house looks exactly like the one you drew!
We have fireplaces in a 1782 built house, drafty like windows are open. We had to take down the lathe and plaster, spray insulation, set 1/4" foam board and then drywall.
You sir are a badass
All I've been seeing is people cutting holes and shoving pipe in
It's nice to find a solid explanation thank you!
ha thank you!
Best explanation I've seen on youtube. Excellent series.
thanks so much!
My property has an essentially infinite supply of firewood, and a two story house on a basement and a gas fireplace on the first floor. I was considering installing a wood stove in the basement, with the expectation that we'd make use of the wood to get the basement nice and warm in the Winter, and maybe some of that heat might rise into the rest of the house as a secondary benefit. We have no chimney so we would have had to run a pipe over 30 feet along the side of the house. This great video changed my mind, so now I won't waste time and money on that bad idea.
Glad our video was able to help!
Woooooooow. New to the channel. Best breakdown of installation of wood stoves seen thusfar. Im looking to purchase my first piece of land and this video provide such valuable information on deciding as well as safe installation of my first wood stove. Thanks so much!
Just the info I was looking for. Thank you so much… my dreams are dashed, but at least we have a wood fireplace… just wanted another one… lol
wow... great video.... i have saved this video and sent it to others..... very well done and God Bless
jeff from southern Ohio
Thanks for watching!
Got a used(not that old) regency wood stove. Just a back up to force d air system. I'm doing research on how im going to set up. This is one of the best videos that explain very vital information. Thank you very much
We are so glad that our video has helped you!!
Great presentation despite me despising graffiti, what a cool guy. Well worth a pay rise.. passion n knowledge 10/10
haha thanks
Hello, I live in a split level bungalow and the “basement” is the only place for the wood stove. There is an old wood stove we are replacing that is already there but did not work very well (had the smoking inside the house effect). It’s not exactly a basement but it’s also not the main floor. How can I make sure it works to the best of its ability since this is my only option? Thank you
It takes time and experience to get your wood stove to work correctly! Your set up sounds practical.
😁Literally just asked for this video before finding it! Your videos are so well done. Almost like having a casual conversation with someone you trust. Truly appreciate what you do.
thanks for watching!
Awesome video and explanation! Exactly what i was looking for.
Thanks for watching !
So, what does one do when the structure you're trying to warm is on the small side? Like, a shed?
Great video, how about for a new build how do we prep a new fireplace for a stand alone to set in the space?
Please call us at (303) 800-5659 and wecan help answer that.
Thanks, very informative! So....how do you insulate the interior of an existing chimney?
You might need to call a local installer for that.
Great info. I’m finishing my basement and want to take the snap out of the basement. I have a new home, and wood fireplace in the main living area as aux heat an esthetics. I’d like to put a wood stove in the basement, and my question is, can I tie into my existing pipe in the chase or do I need to run a separate pipe, and if so can I put two pipes in one chase?
as long as they both have their own pipe they can go in the same chase and as long as you maintain proper clearances
By "make sure you line that chimney!" (When it comes to the fireplace insert), were you referring to the larger chimney? Or, were you referring to the "piping" itself (ie. Using at least a double-walled pipe)
Piping
This is SO SO SO helpful! Thank you so much for your helpful and definitely understandable information.
thanks!
I have a remnant chimney in the middle of my basement, directly below the bedrooms and living room (1,500 square foot ranch home). The Chimney is leftover from when the home had an oil furnace which it no longer has. The Chimney has been sealed off which I would have to undo, but I want to get a wood stove in the basement and I was wondering if it's possible to run the wood stove pipe up through the existing chimney?
Anybody out there have any experience doing something like this?
I think so baseded on what you described. I always recommend contacting a local certified installer to check.
What about single storey flat roof building and bringing pipe straight through the wall does the pipe need to be 10ft above flat roof
I'm not sure you might need to hrie and installer to go look
Super informative video thank you! I'm currently building a cabin and was debating whether or not it would be best to put the wood stove in the basement thinking the heat would rise and heat the upper floor. However after watching your video I avoided a big mistake!
Glad to help!
Explained brilliantly.🙏🏻🙏🏻🇬🇧
Thanks
17:24 Thanks for the insights; it’s a very helpful resource. Clarifying question - when you say it’s important to insulate the stovepipe in the chimney rather than a flexible flue liner. Are you suggesting that the triple wall stovepipe should be used? Or just double wall? Trying to get some idea of what this project would cost me.
I would call a local installer or call our store at (303) 800-5659
Got a hpuse with wood stove insert to the fireplace, but it has two doors supposed to be closed and only one 8in pipe, please anyone help!!! Cuz i can’t find any info online. How does air get to the stove? Has no other air entrance in the stove
I would contact a professional installer to take a look at this.
Super useful information for a woman trying to convince her husband to invest in a free standing wood stove that should NOT be installed in the basement. Thank you so much for this.
Im glad our video is able to help you out! Please feel free to give us a call at (303) 800-5659 if you need any help choosing a stove. Thank you for the support. 😁🔥
any tips on how to get that main floor (straight pipe up through the ceiling) heat down into the basement?
no that is a tough one
Makes sense. Although I'm putting mine in the basement. It's half exposed with windows and a door. and registers in the floor for circulation. Very informative video.
Thank you!
Great explanations. I have an existing wood burning heat and glow style firebox in a corner. I’m wanting to rip it out and replace with a free standing wood stove. Can I reuse any of my existing exhaust?
Your would have to ask an installer
I think you did an incredible job explaining Wood Burning stoves/inserts. I was able to follow you pretty easily, unlike the guy you were asking questions. So, I have a home in Southern California with a masonry fireplace that gives little to no heat. However, my neighbors have fireplaes that give lots of heat. None of us have inserts. Why do they get heat and I don't?
Hmmm not exactly sure. Perhaps you could get a insert and see if its different.
The free standing is the warmest. Like a pot belly stove. They throw out more heat than a fire place. Me i personally think, a fireplace IS THE USLESS OF THEM ALL! My large US wood burning stove IS SWEET. i can even cook on the top of it
ok
@@embersliving Is that the Heritage Soap Stone Stove???
A traditional fireplace sucks for heat but an insert is a great heating machine
@@denverbasshead I agree, The heated pipe with a blower threw the pipe give about 25 % more heat out of the fireplace. The best is a wood burning cast iron stove, I like them best US wood burning stove is the best,. Plus you can cook on them too. You can cook in a fireplace to
That was very informative. I need someone to come in and let me know where I should place it and install it for me.
Very good video. Thanks for sharing.
We are so glad you liked our video!! Be sure to check out all other videos on wood burning fireplaces and stoves. Here is one of my personal favorite Top 5 wood Stoves : Top Five Best Wood Burning Stoves of 2024!! - ua-cam.com/video/CnRzHL-YeQ8/v-deo.html
Great video, I bought a Vermont casting Dauntless and the sales person in NJ are useless. I had it installed last February and this is the first full year using it. Your videos show you can open the top and load it and no smoke comes out. When I do it smokes comes out also trying to load it from the front it does the same thing. I just noticed there is an opening for a make up air that is really not hooked up. Do thin that is the problem. I also have ash soot leaking out of the front door hinges. Please help
Have you watched our how to install a wood stove video ?? ua-cam.com/video/hmTkL5oUCDU/v-deo.html ??
Did you do a video on installing a wood stove in a tight building envelope (ie., a Passive Home level of airtightness)?
How do you deal with dormers? The peak of my home is much higher than the dormers.... but for install do I just need to have proper clearance from the dormer based on the pipe being used? Thanks
I'm not sure you would have to call a local installer
Getting ready to install a wood stove in the corner, however, it lines right up with my roof valley. Is 30* elbow the most I can slope the pipe in the attic? Any other ways to get away from the valley? Thanks
I agree with the woman below. You are such a good teacher! This was a very good video! I have a question. Why doesn't anyone install a small fan or something at the top of your pipe to draw the air up and out and kick start the air flow? Do they have those?
I have seen people instal lfans to distribute air, but never to start a draft. We have another video on how to start a draft for your wood stove. ua-cam.com/video/hmTkL5oUCDU/v-deo.html
I was thinking a electric fan pulling fresh air and angling into the existing pipe to force drafts
Just thinking out loud again lolo😊
If I’m looking to vent my woodstove out the basement fireplace.. (currently running 6” double wall through a shield/ fireplace faceplate into a 90* T and up chimney flute about 6’.). I’ve never had issues with smoke. Drafts well.. but should I be running chimney liner /piping through the entirety of the chimney? From basement to top top of chimney is 27’
I have an old grandpa bear by fisher.. it’s seen better days.. considering going to hearthstone Mansfield. Any advice greatly appreciated (I can take constructive criticism.. I’m just trying to optimize and learn)
I would suggest contacting a certified installer to go look.
Heat rises, 1) Put a register in the floor, (cellar ceiling) and 2) If the floor is warm, the room temp can be cooler, but the body stays warm,. In the basement was the best place for us. Also, we put a 4" fresh air return through the basement wall, and ran 4" vent pipe down to about 1 foot above floor level. we also put a register in the basement door, to keep the air flowing (convection) from cool up stairs air, to return to the basement for circulation. Thanks for the video.
Nice!
@@embersliving thank you.
ACTUALLY heat does not rise.
And it's a good thing you didn't hook the 4 inch combustion air to the stove. That would not be up to code .😅
@@MrSprintcat heat rises, and I don't care about code. but thanks
Lol heat doesn’t rise? I guess you never went to school.
God bless this man and his business; thanks for all this info. is a life saver ✌️
No problem! Thanks for watching.
Wow!! I actually had some questions answered. I have contacted a company, well companies in Alberta for install and questions and no one takes the time to answer questions or anything - sorry we do t install stoves or provide information on stuff we don't sell. That's crazy , no one down here wants to help- but the quick to sell a 5K stove. I sir thank you for the information.
Yeah you have to contact an installer. More wood stove videos coming soon
What about putting the wood stove on the second floor, and what if I have a flat roof?
I think it should go on the main level, but you should get a preofessional installer to look at it
@embersliving I have a main chimney to Mt furnace so I was told I can't use that and pellet would be better.
Thank you for explaining.
It's amazing how one thing can offset the envelope of a house with messing up the process of the flow!!
So my house is 1500 sqf but I still want the big dog ,the defiant from Vermont Casting .
Thank you for the knowledge!
Brad
NJ
Glad to help!
Do I have to put in an attic support box? That's the only thing i have left to buy but my bro in law asked me yesterday if I could just pipe straight through without it. I didn't have an answer for him.
you will need to ask an installer
How far away from the wall must a wood stove be? (Wood frame, stucco, drywall) what protection around it and under it?
You would have to ask an installer
Great presentation! Just one question... What did your boss say about the sharpie on the wall ?
haha Trevor is the boss. We just painted over it .
Good presentation
Thank you
I feel with your example of the cold barn. Overtime both double and single wall pipe will reach the same temperature when the stove is not running. The barn will eventually reach the outside temp if enough time has gone by without heat.
yup
Awesome video!
I am installing in a 5th wheel for emergency use. I am not cutting a hole in the roof to preserve resale value. I will be piping it out a window above the roof. Well see how it goes!
keep us posted!
I have a one floor ranch that i am interested in putting in the corner of the house. Thinking of putting the pipe up from the stove then right out the wall then up. Would this work? Freestanding Green mountain 40
It sounds like it would, but i would get it professionally in stalled just to be sure.
What makes a basement have negative air pressure?
Heat circulation
I built a tiny house and I insulated it very well sealing every crack and cranny myself. If it’s 28 feet by 16 feet 8 foot high ceilings and a loft up top on one side is my wood stove going to be a good heat source if it’s the only heat source. It doesn’t get as cold as the outside does due to my insulation job. At least so far that’s been my experience although it’s not totally finished yet. I am working on the the stove piping out the ceiling towards the lower part of the roof. Great explanation! Thank you!!
thanks for watching!
Another great video, Travvy! However, I feel this was such a missed opportunity for Mr. knowitall. Hahaha. Good luck this year from another 805 PR native who moved out and got into the hearth industry!! I've learned a lot from your channel. Thanks!
No problem! glad we could help.
805 PR? Paso Robles?
Wow that was a great video, I am sold on double wall pipe for the living space. I was on the single wall puts out more heat team.
nice!
What about basement placement w pipe straight up through first level to roof….about 20 to 25’ ft total pipe run? Would be center of house
Great video! Up north cold winters and lesser insulated basements is why a lot of us want the quick, direct, cozy heat of a wood stove downstairs. The explanation of the challenges makes sense, but so many people with stoves/fireplaces here have them in the basement for this reason. Are there alternatives like putting an outside air intake to the stove? With the envelope - doesn't the furnace air intake/stack or bathroom/kitchen vent fans already affect the pressure? Same with windows and other sources of air leak. I heard the average home has equivalent of a 3ft hole in it from cracks and air leaks. Is the pressure concern more so for super new and very well insulated homes? Thanks!
I wish you guys were in Stroudsburg, PA
Great video. I have a question. I want to build a fireplace for my wood stove to sit inside. How efficient is this? Will I have to get a small fan to push the heat out?
Thank You I needed to know know this and why, thinking about wood stove
please check out more of our videos to learn more!
This video is so helpful!!! Only one question. You didnt really discuss fresh air intakes on the wood stove. Dont most efficient wood stoves have a port for a fresh air intake?
If you had a fresh air intake installed would it make installing in a basement more feasible?
We are planning on a walk-out basement install and planned to run a fresh air intake to the stove. The stove pipe will be run in a bumped out chimney chase on the exterior wall.
It does help yes, and most stoves have that option
Thank you for all of the info, very informative. I have a barndaminium, it's 2 levels and I want to place a wood stove on the first level. No horizontal run. Do you recommend a wood stove on the first level? I have a wood stove on the first level of my home and I really would one in the barn as I am renovating. Should I try this or am I wasting my time and money?
Yeah a steel one would be great. We have a top 5 wood stoves video here ua-cam.com/video/Df-sVM-hxrEh/v-deo.htmlttps://ua-cam.com/video/Df-sVM-hxrE/v-deo.html Feel free to call if you have any more questions (303) 800-5659
Good point but my HVAC is in the basement. I’m thinking someone makes a system that will allow me to heat my ductwork of HVAC system with Wood Burning stove.
Great video. It definitely answers a lot of questions for us DYI'ers. This is the most informative video I've seen so far. Thank You.
Glad to help!!
What about a rancher? Can you put the stove in the basement then?
Stoves can be in basements
I am thinking about putting a wood stove into the basement of my home. The chimney that is in the house now goes right up the centre of the home and out the peak of the home. I was looking at the restrictions locally and it says I can put the wood stove pipe into the existing oil furnace chimney (keep in mind I will not be using the oil furnace at all). There is more than enough ventilation in the basement allowing a lot of air to be able to get into the stove. My home is relatively small and don’t have a place for it on the main floor. Leaving the only possibility to be in the basement. Do you suggest this or am I wasting my time.
I would hire a professional to go look at it.
Great video... really helped me understand how to handle my upcoming wood stove purchase. Love the way you explained it. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Great video thanks for all the info!
No problem!
Can you direct vent through wall with a wood burning stove? Or is that only allowed with gas? This is not the primary heat source.
Great video. They make clear dry erase paint for walls . After you repaint coat of dry erase paint and you have a dry erase wall.
This fire pit is one of a few covered pits that is on the list ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxAU9pOCSV9Y5JprooHvfxTpOrt4hx8uRM of approved products for Disney Fort Wilderness. The product served its purpose well and provided excellent fires throughout the evening. We were able to open the door and do s'mores, but I had to be careful because the handle was a bit hot on occasions. Additionally, I wish they had replaced some of the standard nuts with lock nuts in some places. We lost the door handle after just a couple of days of usage. Not a deal breaker, just a recommendation. I still give it 5 stars.
Nice!
Is that flue termination height correct? You state that it must be just above the roof 10' away. It is my understanding that the chimney flue must terminate 2' ABOVE any portion of the roof 10 feet away, and if that chimney flue termination is closer that 10 to the roof, the height needs to be at least 3' above the peak of the roof.
You most certainly can terminate a stove out a side wall. I've done it and it works fine. It is just not the most efficient way of installing it but there may be no alternative especially with a multi-storey building. And if you run a long pipe up to the roof you haven't lost anything in efficiency except the small bend out of the wall which will require more cleaning maintenance.
Your making total sense im learning and following you very well
nice
LEARNED ALOT! THANKS. This really helped me confirm and learn the "wood burning knowledge about pipe, temps, drafts, etc." Ive been burning wood, playing with wood stoves a long time. But the science behind the pipe temps, draft, negative air flow zones is rite on! great job. It really helped me with some things ive over looked in past..
Maybe you could do a video of pipe draft control, Ive always wondered, debated with others, if it was worth it too have a draft control right above the woodstove, to close down draft flow too keep more heat in? etc?..
Personally i never beleived in a "draft control butterfly near the stove.. I always figured it was best too control the temps/draft with the wood stove itself. vs. one in the pipe above.
I think people overlook the hole pipe temp and draft,negative air zones, and go rite too blaming problems on the wood and or wood stove.
That would be a great video. Ill put it on our list. No promises, but i know we will be creating more stove videos. Thanks for watching Albena Patti 😁
Great video. I would love to see options for walls surrounding wood stoves. Air gap walls vs fire wall. What is more efficient? What is safer? Is there any need to treat the ceiling ( cement board or air gap)? Can you minimize clearances?
You might need to talk to an installer for more detailed installs.
Very helpful - thanks 👍🏻
No problem! Thanks for watching.
What about a house with a central chimney ? Any specific things required to get it done?
what do you mean
Thank you, very informative.
Can you use a soffit space through the floor up from the basement to penetrate the ceiling/roof?
you could
Super helpful video. Curious if you would recommend running double pipe up through an existing chimney? ( old house)
hmm you probably need something with some kind of flex or give to it
Is there any downfall or advantage to putting a wood stove in a very large existing fireplace rather than an insert?
No . both are great options.
Very helpful, Thank you
Thanks for watching!
Hmm very interesting. I put s wood stove in the fireplace with no flue but it doesn't produce smoke and cranks out heat
How would you insulate a chimney liner for an insert? I am going to be installing an insert into an existing masonry fireplace.
So gas inserts are different, we have a video coming out on this
They sell insulated liners. Or you can get a single liner and insulate blanket and wrap it yourself.
That was a great video. :) My question: can we start with a single wall 5', slot it into a double 5', and then do the triple for the last 5'? This is a single story but with vaulted ceilings, and we're putting this just off the peak, which is about 11'. We just have a new cast iron stove, one of the $500 ones, because the whole space is about 500 sq ft.
Thank you for the video great job. I have closed cell foam sprayed in my rafters so how do I handle that? Thank you in advance
going through the roof?
Sooooo good. Explanation
Great video for newbies
Thanks!
Awesome video for the start of the wood stove season. Wish we lived in Colorado so we could buy from you guys
Thanks so much!