Posted by Goose on July 10, 2021 at 08:48:59 from (166.181.84.203):
In Reply to: How to heat my barn? posted by Dave BN on July 10, 2021 at 05:11:06:
I can't remember all of the details, but a local fellow once heated a shop with a hot water heater circulating hot water through a large automotive radiator set in ductwork with a large fan blowing air through the radiator.
That being said, insurance companies have a right to be concerned about wood stoves. When I was doing insurance inspections it was unbelievable what I ran into that people had cobbled together for wood stoves, even in their residence let alone a shop.
Whenever I ran into a wood stove, I was required to fill out a separate two page report on just the stove, along with copious photos. The first question on the report usually was, Is the unit approved by Underwriter Laboratories? If it was, I needed to photograph the sticker that said so. If the unit was UL approved and properly installed, there usually wasn't a problem. It's when people got creative on their own that problems come up. I never ran into an insurance company that would insure a building with one of the wood stoves made out of two 55 gallon drums.
And I dealt directly with underwriters at the insurance companies. Local agents are too prone to look the other way on an issue that might get a policy cancelled 'cause if a policy is cancelled their income decreases.
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