I ran into a salesman at a box store, said that his home insurance company required an onsite inspection... had a fireplace, patio heater and shop stove. They required a certified hearth and fireplace technician inspection. Each fire device cost $200 for the inspection. Only the mason fireplace past. By the time he made the necessary changes he had spent $700. The patio heater had to have all stove pipe replaced with the male fluted end pointing down. The shop stove had HVAC tin parts requiring wood stove type A stove piping... total redo to meet clearances... bottom line. If its wrong... don't buy it. Fix it right the first time... don't go cheap. You void your home insurance by DIY and using non certified wood stove materials.
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I ran into a salesman at a box store, said that his home insurance company required an onsite inspection... had a fireplace, patio heater and shop stove. They required a certified hearth and fireplace technician inspection. Each fire device cost $200 for the inspection. Only the mason fireplace past. By the time he made the necessary changes he had spent $700. The patio heater had to have all stove pipe replaced with the male fluted end pointing down. The shop stove had HVAC tin parts requiring wood stove type A stove piping... total redo to meet clearances... bottom line. If its wrong... don't buy it. Fix it right the first time... don't go cheap. You void your home insurance by DIY and using non certified wood stove materials.