Here is how to switch from electric stove to wood cooking in your off the grid homestead kitchen. Stoves are ignited with electricity today, but some people want to go off the grid (old school) and use wood. Of course, the cooking would be a bit slower than the electric stove, but the taste of the food is more authentic, such as a wood-baked pizza.
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People who are into the more isolated life far from the city can afford to try this out because there is more room to do the switch from modern electric to old school wood.
It is easier to create a stove that goes through the wall than through the roof. First main thing is to draw out the path of the stove’s chute and cut out a hole. Make sure to note any layers of wood or cement that is behind the wall. Afterwards, install the thimble -chimney sleeve – that completely encloses the area where the pipe will go through. This will add more clearance between the shielded double wall pipe and the wooden section of the house.
