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Feb 13, 2024
10:54
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JAGA97
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Wood burning require 18 inches from fire proofed materials and 36 inches from
unprotected materials. That fireplace is violating that rule in every direction.
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Our neighbors fireplace kind of exploded on Sunday night...
Coug
Texan
Feb 13, 10:04am
lucky no injuries from shrapnel and falling objects
byujag
Feb 13, 10:08am
Wait what happened?
Coug
Feb 13, 10:10am
I'm sure it was user error
byujag
Feb 13, 10:14am
That is what our new home has... our other home had a switch...
Coug
Feb 13, 10:22am
We have 4 gas fireplaces. No wood burning allowed here, although
Cougarbib
Feb 13, 11:11am
Lucky it happened the way it did. Their house could have easily burnt down.
JAGA97
Feb 13, 10:15am
I'm wondering if they are going to try to go after the builder about this...
Coug
Feb 13, 10:18am
having the document claiming it for wood usage is pretty good. their insurance company may go after the guy for them
byujag
Feb 13, 10:23am
CNN chryon: "RACE HEATS UP"
MarylandFan
Feb 13, 10:32am
We have the same set up in our home and the builder also told us that wood
Ozymandias
Feb 13, 10:34am
Wood burning require 18 inches from fire proofed materials and 36 inches from
JAGA97
Feb 13, 10:54am
Sorry, I am not following.
Ozymandias
Feb 13, 11:00am
The Fire Protection Association has a set of guidelines for stove, fireplace,
JAGA97
Feb 13, 11:23am
How are they loading wood, I don't see a hinged door on that thing.
SnickSnack
Feb 13, 11:17am
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