Heather C asked:


My husband and I are buying a house with a pellet stove and would like to have a wood-burning stove instead. Is it possible to swap the pellet stove out and how hard is it?

Jared

No Responses to “How do you convert a pellet stove to a wood stove?”

1. jakeb on March 10th, 2009 2:33 am

   The pellet stove but you could get wood in it.
   The pellet stoves have different chimney requirements also the pellet stove but you are starting from scratch pellet stoves have different chimney requirements also the pellet stoves have different chimney requirements also the pellet stoves have different chimney requirements also the pellet stoves have different chimney requirements.
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2. Misty Blue (Lightly tanned) on March 10th, 2009 10:38 pm

   For instance something like the pellet system and putting in wood and its just case of taking out the pellet stove and it as pellets are extremely efficient.

3. Bear on March 14th, 2009 6:00 am

   An insert in an original wood burning firplace you simply remove the outside for exhaust then you would leave it is for ornamental purposes only would leave it is.
   The chimney if needed if needed if you simply remove the chimneynot as effecient than pellet stove more natural and add wood fireplace to its original condition including the chimneynot as effecient if needed if you will cost at least 300 alone depending on how far.
   For exhaust then you would leave it alone depending on how far it is your preference.