John O'Cain wrote:

An old "rule of thumb" for wood stoves up here in Montana is    a divider
wall, of most any material, will DOUBLE the effective distance between the
stove and the wall. I've used sheet metal with 1" spacers and virtually
eliminated the heat, from a chimney to an adjacent wall.  Maybe this could
work for you in some applications.
JO H N

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