Do not crowd a wood furnace. The National Fire Protection Association requires 4 feet from the firing door to ANY combustible surface or wall. Leave 18 inches for all smoke pipes to a combustible surface. This results in an area 12-1/2 X 6 feet MINIMUM, assuming combustible walls on all four sides. 10' x 14' recommended.

The answer depends on your “threshold of fear”. You can turn as large a piece of wood as you are comfortable standing next to while it is spinning in the lathe. The more wood your turn, the more comfortable you will become. Never attempt to turn a piece of wood that weighs more than the lathe. My advice is that, for safety, the wood should never weigh more than 1/3 that of the lathe. That rule can be stretched if the piece is balanced before it is turned. See similar questions...

Yes! The Honeywell thermostat will open the combustion air draft door when heat is required, and close it when the thermostat is satisfied. YOU DO NOT REGULATE THE HEAT IN YOUR HOME BY THE AMOUNT OF WOOD YOU LOAD INTO THE CHARMASTER/CHALET FURNACE. Simply load enough wood to do the job - normally, twice a day - and let the thermostat do its job. Most homeowners heat their home plus or minus about 2 degrees, all winter using wood. See similar questions...

older 2,000 sq ft home will burn 5 to 6 cords. Approximate total cost of firewood cut and delivered at $90 a cord, around $540 a year. You will also receive free domestic (household) hot water during the winter months. See similar questions...

The recommendations of the Asthma and Allergy Association of Sweden are based on an 80% reduction of the particle concentration in the air. According to this, Electrolux Air cleaner can clean up to 26 m2. Noiselessly! At its highest speed (where the CADR is 330 m3 per hour), it can clean a room of 66 m2. See similar questions...

We've created a Lighting Calculator to help you figure out the correct number of lights for your room. It will tell you the wattage per square foot of various lighting configurations of your choosing. Play with it to decide what sort of lighting arrangement you'll need. For optimum lumens, you'll need between 20 (minimum) and 60 (maximum) watts per square foot. There may be several different arrangements that will give you the optimum light energy. See similar questions...

Co2Boost isn't made or built to sustain ppms (parts per million) in larger rooms. Co2Boost IS made to distribute all-natural Co2 directly to your indoor garden. Through extensive testing we have found that DIRECT co2 distribution is extremely beneficial to plant growth and health. (Check our visual how-to guide for details on direct co2 distribution) Therefore our product is unique in the fact that it doesn't work by raising ppm levels, it works by distributing Co2 directly to your plants. See similar questions...

Air purifiers are available to suit most room sizes. Locate the AHAM seal on the product packaging for the information detailing the appropriate room size for that particular air purifier. You may find that many air purifiers have their recommended room size information on or near the front of their packaging as well. Room size can range from 6′x9′ to 20′x24′ and are always related to the product AHAM test results. See similar questions...

The Furnace refers to a Protoss versus Terran build that involves a series of drops (to hurt economy). The first drop consists of (1 goon + 2 zeal), the second (2 zeal + 1 reaver), and the third (1 reaver + 2 DT) or (2 zeals + 2 DT). It was designed as a counter to that back, jump-the-gap push terran likes to do in 6v9 on temple. Those numbers refer to your current supply at the time, and not the supply limit (which may be higher). See similar questions...

Improperly or weaken furnace seals are a common occurrence, especially in older homes that have not been inspected in many years. Review of your furnace is recommended by a professional home inspector as a cautionary measure to protect the inhabitants of the home from the possible mixing of combustion gases, such as carbon monoxide, with the circulating air in your home. One way this fatal mixture can occur is through small gaps at the base of the furnace. See similar questions...

Most of our Northern White Cedar is harvested from Vermont, with a small additional amount from the Adirondacks in New York. See similar questions...

Ned seems to have an affinity for hard maple, as nearly every model was first made in that hardwood. They were all pretty much changed to other offerings in the later Gibson years. We've combed through all of the old lit and here's our best guess so far (in order of introduction): P series - Hard maple, also listed as rock maple. Chances are this wood was used for it's entire, brief production run as a graphite neck model. See similar questions...

We offer both private and semi-private rooms. If you would prefer to reserve a private room, please inform us at the earliest possible time to insure that space will be available. See similar questions...

Rooms with a two digit number are in the School of Education, either in the 302 complex or the new 320 office. See similar questions...

quot;oversized" furnace will warm up the house quicker, but it will use more fuel and there will be greater temperature swings in your home. A smaller furnace will maintain more even temperatures, use less fuel, but will take longer to raise the temperature. McCullough Heating & Air Conditioning will calculate the proper furnace size to maintain 80 degrees inside when it is zero degrees outside. [ back to top ] See similar questions...

Certainly! The basic "rules" of decorating tell us that light colors make spaces seem larger and dark colors make them seem smaller....but we know that the rules are sometimes best when broken! Darker colors are often used in smaller spaces to create a warm and intimate environment. If the pattern is large and open, it will even create an added sense of dimension to the room. Sometimes our smallest spaces, such as half bathrooms, are the most obvious places for drama... See similar questions...

Equally important to the size of the room is how well damped it is. A large well damped room will sound better than a large 'lively' room unless by great good luck the resonances in the lively room are sufficiently randomised that they do not draw attention to themselves - this is rare. If the listening room has problems, then these really do have to be sorted - or at least tamed - to get the best out of your listening. See similar questions...

Some participants may notice a decrease in the audio or video quality if they are on a dialup connection. However, even with over 200 people in my room, there was no drop in quality for even those on a dialup connection. See similar questions...

Your will need a bright projector as you will need to project your computer / video image onto a large screen. You will need a minimum brightness of 2,000 ANSI lumens. Take a look at our brightness comparison charts. See similar questions...