Outdoor Wood Furnace Info
General => General Discussion => Topic started by: jared on August 04, 2013, 04:55:03 PM
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Ok so I am building a new home in South eastern WI, I am installing a CB 5036 boiler. I am looking for any suggestions on how much area around my boiler I should prepare for wood. my plan is to put in a 20x20 pad next to the boiler I was thinking I would start with gravel and then finish it off with Recycle asphalt compacted the following year. My plan was to bury the in and out line about 2-3 feet should I go deeper, I am running water so I will be deeper? (using CB insulated line) Any advise on this would be great Thanks jared
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Sounds like fun! My experience is, where I plan on putting my wood is where I have space. I started with a 70 x 12 concrete pad from a trailer that was on the property. That has been filled for the last year or so along with cords of about 2-3 cordss scattered in "drive through" rows throughout my yard. I have a hard time turning free wood down ;) and I don't even have my outdoor boiler yet!
Also, I don't want to have to move it more than twice if I can help it. Once to the property, and then next to the boiler :o
So, I would say give yourself plenty of room and let the Mrs. if there is one that you have the option to bring home extra if necessary.
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