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State Law (ORS 468.655) allows only wood stoves certified as new on or after July 1, 1986. These stoves cut down on air pollution and have a Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) or Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) approved label. If listed, then ing to the manufacturers instructions.
Yes. Wood-burning stoves are an added risk which increase the probability of a fire loss. Insurance companies have different requirements before they will insure a home with a wood-burning stove as the sole source of heat than they might for a home with a fireplace.
Floor Protection All floors on which stoves are set, except concrete, must be protected from the heat of both the fire and hot coals falling out when the fuel is added (Figure 2). The NFPA recommends covering the floor beneath the stove with No. 24 gage or thicker sheet metal.
Owner and Property Manager are not liable for any damage or injury resulting from the fireplace. Fireplace. If present, the tenant will use the fireplace at their own risk. The tenant will immediately notify the landlord of any repairs required in the operation or structure of the fireplace.
When a house is sold, all used, uncertified solid fuel burning devices, other than cookstoves, in or on the property must be removed and destroyed. DEQs Heat Smart Program is available for those buying or selling woodstoves.
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They also add tangible value to your home. A well-chosen stove can elevate a propertys marketability, especially in northern regions of the country where the colder climates are. Regardless whether its wood, gas or pellet, we have seen that any functioning alternative heat source is more desirable for buyers.
Look on the back for an Oregon DEQ or U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) certification label. This label indicates the device has been tested to meet particulate emission standards. An Underwriters Laboratory or UL safety label is not the same as a DEQ or EPA certification label.
No. It is against the law to sell, offer to sell, or advertise any uncertified woodstove or fireplace insert. It is also against the law to an uncertified woodstove in your home.

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