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Osburn Stoves
If you are thinking about adding a wood-burning stove to your home or updating an existing one, you will want to take a look at Osburn Wood Stoves, a company known for its top-of-the-line wood burners.
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StovesThe Caframo Ecofan: Your One-Stop Comprehensive GuideHow to Cook on a Wood StoveHow to Find the Right Contractor to Install Your Hearth ApplianceHow Much Firewood Do I Need For Winter?How To Find Your Serial Number InformationHow to Start a Wood FireWhat to Do in a Power Outage and How Your Fireplace Can HelpA Complete How-To Guide for Venting Your Wood-Burning Fireplace or StoveNow is the time to purchase an Osburn. Osburn offers a complete line of wood burning stoves. Osburn's stoves not only function well, but they also look great. Osburn offers both footed-style stoves and stoves that rest on a pedestal. All have a glass front, and some have glass sides as well. If you are looking for a wood stove of the highest quality, one that will add style to your home, eFireplaceStore and Osburn Wood Stoves have just what you need. Be sure to read some of our Osburn Wood Stove reviews to see how much our customers love this high-quality wood stove!
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Osburn Stoves Q&A with the NFI Certified Specialists
* Please Note: All customer questions are answered by our NFI Certified Specialists free of charge!
1 Question &
1 Answer
Ruth K.
from Olympia, WA asked:
November 6, 2019
Does the stove need an outside air source?
1 Answer
The vast majority of wood stoves do not require an outside air or fresh air kit. However, this may be required by code in your area and not all stoves have this capability.
Submitted by:
Tyler M. - NFI Master Hearth Professional
on November 6, 2019
