Finished Englander 30 install

[QuickDraw]

Just finished up installing my new stove this afternoon, and figured I would share a few pictures. Since it is not very cool here in Indiana today, I built a small fire to help cure the paint, and the stove is cooking along at about 425 degrees. This has been a huge project for me, and I am glad it is just about finished. I am still waiting on my mantel stone (Indiana limestone) to be cut to size, at the place I bought the rest of my materials. I can't wait for the cold weather to get here now !!! Please excuse the bad cell phone pictures, it was all I had :/

Sure didn't take the pup's long to figure out where the best spot in the house is !! My buddy Sam, enjoying the warmth

 

[audible fart]

Stove &surrounding stone look really nice. Stove looks similar to mine. The dog looks like he's having fun too.

 

[Big_Al]

Nice looking setup!! The dogs do like the stoves, I usually have to move at least one to get into my stove.

 

[Tesen]

Nice looking setup!! The dogs do like the stoves, I usually have to move at least one to get into my stove.

That is how you tell you have a successful install, dog or cat sleeps in front of it Almost nose touching sometimes!

Tes

 

[savageactor7]

Very nice ...the whole 9 yards. Did you want the pedestal opposed to the legs?

 

[QuickDraw]

The stove actually came with both legs, and the pedestal from the factory. I decided on to leave the pedestal on it because of the type of stone I used for the top of the hearth. I was worried that when I set the stove where it needed to be for propper flue placement between the rafters the legs would be positioned directly over the joints of the stone.

 

[cre73]

Better watch out a guy over on Hearth.com copied your install perfectly. He doesn't have a dog though. Also he is using an Inferno stove top thermometer.:hmm3grin2orange: Nice install.

 

[Jredsjeep]

nice clean install, i love my nc30 to and after abotu 5 years heating my house full time in the winter all i need is to replace the internal fiber boards. its paid for itself by saving me fuel oil many times.