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30 inches above the highest point of the roof (or more) is needed to avoid roof caused down drafts. outside air supply to the air intake can increase the efficiency by 30 to 50 %, especially in rooms away from the stove. The look of the ashes tells a story. Grey dry papery ash means full burn of volatiles. lumps and black carbon means not a full burn. In a banked fire the supply might be 1/2 open or less to keep it lit longer, but more smoke and less complete combustion. The type of wood and its growth rate is also a dramatic Pine, Aspen, and less dense woods burn well but produce little lasting fire. Dense woods Ash, oak, Hickory, Maple, all last longer. Jim
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