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Old 5/8/09, 9:30 PM
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Default Do we need a W.E.T.T certification to pass the wood burning stove.

The reason I am asking is because I had taken the inspector course and this was one of the topics. I also would like to see the forms for the inspector to fill out when they do this. I have asked round and I am not reciving a clear answer. I know that there are people who have taken the course and I know that you would recive a little more info. NACH also has information on the suject of wood burning stoves. THE BIG QUESTION IS DO WE NEED A WETT CERTIFICATE in Ontario.

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Old 5/9/09, 2:46 AM
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Old 5/14/09, 9:35 AM
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Default Re: Do we need a W.E.T.T certification to pass the wood burning stove.

I have a wood burning stove at the cottage, and the insurance carrier did not require a wett inspection to underwrite the policy. They did require a form to be filled out and faxed to them. The form basically describes the stove (rating plate), chimney and distance from combustibles. No Wett inspection was required.





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Default Re: Do we need a W.E.T.T certification to pass the wood burning stove.

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The reason I am asking is because I had taken the inspector course and this was one of the topics. I also would like to see the forms for the inspector to fill out when they do this. I have asked round and I am not reciving a clear answer. I know that there are people who have taken the course and I know that you would recive a little more info. NACH also has information on the suject of wood burning stoves. THE BIG QUESTION IS DO WE NEED A WETT CERTIFICATE in Ontario.

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If the insurance company asks for it, you need it. Other than that, you might be ale to use a WETT inspection report to light a fire with.
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