can a wall mounted mantel be used with this stove?
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I think it would work OK if it were high enough above the stove. You would need to check on the required clearance for the stove, I can't remember what it is but you can probably find out on line. I know it gets a little hot on top. If your going to use one of the fans that is purchased extra approx. 100.00 it would blow most of that heat out the front rather than straight up. Hope this helps. Jim
338405
I would think that a wall mounted mantle should be no problem, particularly if it were placed four or more inches above the stove top. I actually took one inch stone cubes and placed a stone pizza slab on top of them, then had a 12" TV with stand on the top of the pizza slab, in order to watch TV. Even this worked! Good luck!
338406
I would think that a wall mounted mantle should be no problem, particularly if it were placed four or more inches above the stove top. I actually took one inch stone cubes and placed a stone pizza slab on top of them, then had a 12" TV with stand on the top of the pizza slab, in order to watch TV. Even this worked!Good luck!
1484450
No. This is a wood burning stove, not only is it a fire hazard it's also a CO/smoke hazard. Like how you can't have an open fire indoors, nor can you use this stove indoors. The only possibility it may be safe is to use it in the fireplace, if you have a fireplace and you know how to use it.
1595363
I would guess no. It's very heavy and I don't recall that there's any way to mount it to a wall.
2264282
Yes. It can be mounted on a wall. Mount it up high though because smoke rises.
1758460
I would not think there would be enough room between the stove and the wall, first of all (see item picture on w/d). And secondly, anything placed on the stove at only a few inches clearance would get grease and food spattered as well as heat from cooking NOT good for just about anything one would place there. Would consider it a fire hazard to do so. Please don't...
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I would not think there would be enough room between the stove and the wall, firstof all (see item picture on w/d). And secondly, anything placed on the stove at only a few inches clearance would get grease and food spattered as well as heatfrom cooking NOT good for just about anything one would place there. Would consider it a fire hazard to do so. Please don't...
1326366
I would suggest looking at the YouTube videos on the Emberlit stove. It performs as advertised. I am very pleased at how easy it is to assemble and how well it works.
636118
I assume that it can, but to be sure you should call Masterbuilt support. They seem pretty responsive. The heating element appears to be mounted similar to an oven heating element. The two ends of the element pass through a small metal plate that is mounted to the inside back wall with two screws. There is an access plate on the outside of the back of the unit at about this same location. It is possible that the element would unplug by removing the two screws holding the plate to the inside back wall. It is also possible that the back plate would need to be removed to get to connections. I did not try to remove the plates to find out. I assume that it can, but to be sure you should call Masterbuilt support. They seem pretty responsive. The heating element appears to be mounted similar to an oven heating element. The two ends of the element pass through a small metal plate that is mounted to the inside back wall with two screws. There is an access plate on the outside of the back of the unit at about this same location. It is possible that the element would unplug by removing the two screws holding the plate to the inside back wall. It is also possible that the back plate would need to be removed to get to connections. I... » Read More I assume that it can, but to be sure you should call Masterbuilt support. They seem pretty responsive. The heating element appears to be mounted similar to an oven heating element. The two ends of the element pass through a small metal plate that is mounted to the inside back wall with two screws. There is an access plate on the outside of the back of the unit at about this same location. It is possible that the element would unplug by removing the two screws holding the plate to the inside back wall. It is also possible that the back plate would need to be removed to get to connections. I did not try to remove the plates to find out. « Show Less
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Not easily. There is no hook or fixture built into the unit, nor did any corresponding hardware come in the package for it to be attached to a wall. If you can install a small shelf (at least 10 inches wide, 7 inches deep) to place the heater on - that would work. On back of unit you will find various vents and plastic angles on which you might be able to attach some kind of hanging hardware. But, like I said, not easily. Hope this helps.
1259914
Can 't answer that. We moved and don 't use it as it was intended. It now sits on the hearth for looks
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For the majority of stove users, yes it attaches to single wall stove pipe in your home. However most people will use a single wall elbow I believe to attach to the wall kit. The elbow should envelope, slide over the top of the piece from the wall kit. That's my DIY opinion
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No, I don't think so. It does not look as it has a way to do that. The pedestal is adjustable for angles, but I have not seen anything on it or from HP that can be used to mount on a wall. It is light enough that a mount could be made, I suppose.
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No terry it cannot, but what you should look into is the silverfire hunter stove.. That may be more what your needing. Good luck , Chris
836909
Yes it can be wall mounted. I didn't as I had a cabinet to put it on. Just hire someone who knows what they are doing on a wall mount.
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I built a wood platform for it to sit on because of the way the front piece is mounted. I don't trust it to hang on the wall. It looks good though. Doesn't put out much heat.
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Only if it is mounted securely to the wall with anchor bolts. I use my cabinet as a medicine cabinet in my powder room. In a kitchen you will be using it every day and that puts a lot of stress on this type of cabinet. Also, the pints and glassware should be distributed evenly.
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Theoretically you could. I wouldnt as the cast iron is heavy and I would be concerned that the stainless burner would not be able to hold the weight with the heat. The cast iron burner is way heavier than the stainless burner. In addition Im not certain how the 2 different metals will hold up. With that, I would not. And in my 15 years, we have never mounted the cast venturi to the stainless burner. Hope this helps.