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How should a room be ventilated for a wood stove?

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Ventilation- No, combustion air- Yes. Locate combustion air as close to the stoves combustion air inlet(s) as possible. An example would be a floor register open to a ventilated crawl space or the addition of ductwork to the outside air. (remember to locate above snow line, if applicable). The floor diffuser can be covered or closed when stove is not in use. Consult local codes for free area required.(size of duct and diffuser in square inches) lc

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