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Keith J. from Detroit Lakes, MN asked:
Is it safe to burn wood in a coal burning stove? Is the stove friendly to both fuel sources?
Is it safe to burn wood in a coal burning stove? Is the stove friendly to both fuel sources?
In most cases it is perfectly acceptable to burn wood in a coal stove, however, please provide the make and model number of your stove to confirm.
Answered by: Will M.

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Rd W. from Nederland,Tx. asked:
Can wood be used in a coal burning stove?
Can wood be used in a coal burning stove?
The manufacturer will specify what can be burnt in stoves. If it is a coal stove, we are not able to advise if you could burn wood in it. Please contact the manufacturer or refer to the owner's manual.
Answered by: Kathy O. on Aug 15, 2023

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Patricia C. from Durham, KS asked:
I am looking for an England Coal burning stove. Do you carry these?
I am looking for an England Coal burning stove. Do you carry these?
We do not carry an England-brand coal stove. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Answered by: Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional

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Bob L. from Portage pa 15946 asked:
Where can I purchase grates for my furnace?
Where can I purchase grates for my furnace?
These parts are model-specific, so you should contact the manufacturer of your furnace or a local dealer.
Answered by: Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional

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About Coal Burning Stoves

You've heard about coal stoves? Many homes are equipped with wood-burning stoves but not a coal burning stove. If you have plenty of access to fallen trees, all that is needed is time and a chainsaw to turn those trees into firewood. But what happens if you don't have a good supply or you run out before the winter is over? Install a stove that will also burn coal. Coal burns evenly and consistently. The flexibility of being able to choose wood or coal burning stove is a plus.
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