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   Piccioni | Feb 04, 2003 09:50pm | #1

   Here's a boiler that's direct vent

   http://www.burnham.com/residential/51210.cfm

   (see features, below)

   If they can make a boiler, I'm sure there is a direct vent forced air gas furnace.

   I thought about getting a direct vent oil boiler. I didn't. Oil too stinky for me to have the exhaust at ground level ....

   Oh yeah, by the way, you don't need a masonary furnace. In most cases double walled will do. I put in a super duper insulated chimney, and my inspector thought I was nuts to spend the money.

   
   

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   Edited 2/4/2003 1:52:59 PM ET by Piccioni

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   rjw | Feb 05, 2003 02:02am | #2

   Oh yeah, by the way, you don't need a masonary furnace. In most cases double walled will do.

   Type L, not type B_______________________

   "I may have said the same thing before... But my explanation, I am sure, will always be different."  Oscar Wilde

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   Piccioni | Feb 05, 2003 03:15am | #3

   Do you mean type L double walled? I searched and search and couldnt get a straight answer as to exactly what type was ok. That was one reason for the overkill.

   Well, now I know...

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   rjw | Feb 05, 2003 06:29am | #4

   Yeah - type L for oil fired, B-vent (type B0 is only for gas fired._______________________

   "I may have said the same thing before... But my explanation, I am sure, will always be different."  Oscar Wilde