Firstly, refer to your owner’s manual, which every wood burning fireplace, insert, or stove should come with. In the manual, you’ll find detailed instructions and installation regulations as well as diagrams or pictures to show the clearance requirements. When buying an older model, it may not have been tested or listed. Therefore, refer to the default codes list (NFPA 211 in USA and CSA B365 in Canada) for information on the correct way to install your appliance.
Below is a list of fireplace and grill stores that service Ohio (OH)
Erlanger, KYTateBuilder's Supply, LLC |  | Visit Store Page |
Canfield, OHYoungstown Propane, Inc. |  | Visit Store Page |
Columbus, OHBlackburns Chimney Sweeps | ||
Columbus, OHAspen Fireplace & Patio |  | Visit Store Page |
North Canton, OHCustom Fireplace Shop |  | Visit Store Page |
North Ridgeville, OHHeat Exchange Hearth & Patio Shoppe |  | Visit Store Page |
North Royalton, OHCountry Stove Co. |  | Visit Store Page |
Painesville, OHAmerican Home and Energy Products Inc. | ||
St. Henry, OHBuschur's Refrigeration, Inc. |  | Visit Store Page |
For more information, contact your local fireplace and grill store..
