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Is it possible to convert a gas stove into a wood stove?

asked by Brad (24)

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Yes. Simply disconnect the gas tubing and allow enough enough space to istall a wood-bearing furnace with sufficient ventillation.

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posted by Zaka (1242)
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No, this is just common sense. I wouldn't make anything that was used previously with gas, for fear of explosion. You couldn't get all the gas out.

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posted by Latin4 (6920)
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No, it is not possible at all to convert a 'Gas stove into a wood stove' in any manner you do.

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In almost all cases I would say no. There are different requirements for the flue. The area where the fuel is burned isn't heavy enough. It would be dangerous.

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