If A Home Has A Gas-fired, Natural-draft Furnace, A Hot-water Heater And A Solid-fuel-fired Fireplace?

If a home has a gas-fired, natural-draft furnace, a hot-water heater and a solid-fuel-fired fireplace, what type of home is it?

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4 Responses to “If A Home Has A Gas-fired, Natural-draft Furnace, A Hot-water Heater And A Solid-fuel-fired Fireplace?”

  1. Anonymous Says:

    a very nice warm home

  2. honker Says:

    Well, if its above ground, it don’t sound like a Cave Model.

  3. Rob O Says:

    Well – I’m not really sure what you’d call the home, but I think what they’re looking for is that the home needs to ‘leak’ outside air, into the home, or provide some type of make-up air. All of the appliances mentioned, would receive combustion air from the surrounding room(s) as opposed to being sealed combustion or direct vent, which draw outside air.

  4. Sonny Says:

    I don’t know how technical this is but, you don’t need electricity to exist in this environment.

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