Heat Circulation

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Corn stoves sit in one room but if you are thinking of heating a whole house from one stove you need to think about some ways to move heat around. These fans will provide some circulation.

First, a fan that sits on top of your freestanding stove. This fan will circulate air within one room.

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Here is a fan that mounts within a wall. This fan will allow heat to circulate into a dead-end room This particular fan is available from [Home Depot] and fits in well with your home.

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Attach a heat reclaimer to your stove pipe to help capture the heat escaping through your chimney. By circulating the flue pipe's heat, a heat reclaimer increases the level of warmth obtained from your wood or coal burning stove.

[Vogelzang's Heat Reclaimer and Heat Grabber] offer both 6" and 8" flue pipe sizes.


Image:NutoneIn-LineFan.jpg Nutone Fan can transfer heat from your hot spot to cooler reaches of your home within the attic.

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http://www.nutone.com/product-detail.asp?ProductID=10332

Note: Other cheaper fans can be purchased $35 at Menards for the same power, just add insulated ducting.

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