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RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES

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How not to  install a wood burning stove

The required clearances to combustibles is usually listed on a label attached to wood burning stoves. Stoves which do not have clearances listed should be installed with 48 inches of clearance to unprotected surfaces and with 18 inches clearance to an approved fire-rated surface. The stove should sit on a non-combustible hearth which extends at least 18 inches out from the stove in all directions.

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How not to  install an electrical receptacle
How not to  install a garage door opener
Watch your head
Be sure to check out those kitchen cabinets
Security or fire trap?
What do you mean, I need a new disposer?
Why fireplace chimneys should be kept clean
What's wrong with this air conditioner?
How not to  install a wood burning stove
Not the best way to dry bath towels
Stairway safety #1
Staircase safety #2
Name this heating system defect
 
   
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Earthquakes General
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