i have a out building i turned into a house and it has 2x4 walls with 7/16'' osb board on each side.. would this work well with my new wood stove...
1758815
I think so. I used it to put a wood stove in one room and rant through the wall to get to the chimney in another room. I have used it all year with no problem. It fits insulated pipe well.
1758816
I do believe it will work brandon atm we took tarps and wrapped our front porch and are using 7/16th OSB board as well for temp use but will be build a wall later as an added room...the one i got is for going through the roof and was made for that but im sure as long as you take precautions it should work
1758817
It worked well for my husbands out Building. the only problem we had is we ordered a 6" and we recieved an 8" in a 6" box .
1211694
Yes, You will need at least 4 " of shelf space or 4 " of room from front of top of stove to wall for it to sit well. It is well made and glass bottles so I see no reason it wouldn't work great there.
1759091
The top is open cutwork so you would have to put glass or butcher block wood on it. It would be a good height for prep space but the top has cut outs on it.
1326366
I would suggest looking at the YouTube videos on the Emberlit stove. It performs as advertised. I am very pleased at how easy it is to assemble and how well it works.
1446035
Yes. That would be a good idea. I would suggest you use treated 4 X 4 around the perimeter with a couple cross members and marine plywood though
1727254
Wood is a pretty good insulator, so I doubt it would work well, though it would more than likely fit, and probably make a little temperature difference. I wouldn't bother.
187743
Yes this will work just fine. We use a glass cooktop stove and have had no problems the entire time we've owned it.
1211697
I don't think this would stay balanced on the top back of any stove I have ever seen. The bottles will fall all over. The rack is semi stable on a flat surface but if you bump this rack bottles will fall. Overall It isn't the most stable, and you are dealing with 18 bottles. You would likely be better suited by attaching it to the wall above your stove. As others have stated you would need at least 4" of flat surface depth.
1389737
Possibly. The side edges are held in place by small nails. We have three of these, and one side of one did detach. We reattached it easily with the additional of some wood glue and it is very sturdy. We use ours for an unconventional purpose too: We use three side by side to cover our stovetop burners, and thus add some additional 'counter space' to our kitchen. We have gotten many compliments on our creative use of space. Sometime I will have a rice mixer, a food processor or a blender on the board and they are definitely sturdy enough. However, we don't store our appliance on the boards. Possibly. The side edges are held in place by small nails. We have three of these, and one side of one did detach. We reattached it easily with the additional of some wood glue and it is very sturdy. We use ours for an unconventional purpose too: We use three side by side to cover our stovetop burners, and thus add some additional 'counter space' to our kitchen. We have gotten many compliments on our creative use of space. Sometime I will have a rice mixer, a food processor or a blender on the board and they are definitely sturdy enough. However, we don't store our appliance on the boards.
964817
I am using this on a 12x14 It works pretty good. Burned up one circuit board already. Not sure why but other than that it has been great.
10844
It should work fine. You should not construct your wall until you have the base in place.
657298
I don't know for sure what it would do for OSB. I use this for adding some solidity to spaulted wood before I work with it. Spaulted wood retains a sort of homogeneous structure and this material fills it in and reinforces it. OSB is not really homogeneous and is held together with a resin component. I don't think that this matrerial will replace that resin component, so I would not expect very good results on OSB.
1516571
This one is not the one for you -- the outside gets so hot it will surely burn wood -- My guess is you would need at least 3" around the unit..
1302674
The stove is extremely sturdy with the cross members in place on top. As long a you have the weight distributed evenly I would say your options are pretty open as to the pot or pan you may use.
562971
I put a 55" Seiki in a corner and it was fine. I pulled it out and it swivled. It was so nice that I can get it out a make if flat to either wall if I want to.
1758460
I would not think there would be enough room between the stove and the wall, first of all (see item picture on w/d). And secondly, anything placed on the stove at only a few inches clearance would get grease and food spattered as well as heat from cooking NOT good for just about anything one would place there. Would consider it a fire hazard to do so. Please don't...
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I made mine 12'' wide by 24'' long. I don't see why 16x16 would be a problem. Just make sure it's secured to the wall well. These are really sturdy