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Thinking of adding a fireplace or stove to your mobile home? Our friendly staff is standing by to answer any questions you may have about wood stoves approved for mobile homes. Call, email, or instant chat with an expert today!

As a mobile home owner, your choice of wood stoves is limited to those approved by HUD, but you won't be disappointed by our selection. Choose from the top wood burning stove manufacturers, like Napoleon, US Stove, Drolet, and Osburn! We've made it easy to find a stove that is mobile home approved, now all you have to do is choose the design that best fits your mobile home!

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Before a woodstove may be installed in a mobile home, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) requires that specific regulations be satisfied. First, the stove model must have been tested by a HUD-approved laboratory and listed for use in mobile homes. A metal tag permanently fastened to the rear of the appliance indicates the name of the testing facility and the stove's compliance with HUD Standard UM-84. Second, a tested and listed prefabricated chimney system—connected directly to the stove and installed properly—must be used. Third, a hard ducting system for bringing outside combustion air directly to the stove's air inlet is required. And finally, some means of securing the stove to the floor of the home is called for.

In addition to the HUD requirements, some basic clearance and installation guidelines, provided by the stove manufacturer and based on testing to Underwriters' Laboratory Standard 1482, should be adhered to.