My subject line says it all.  The Pyrosolar fireplace that I used to spec is no longer in business, although it worked very well for cold regions.  In a nutshell, I am looking for a link to a fireplace (not an insert, boiler or furnace) that has an air chamber that can be ducted to a few rooms in a home.  Although my client does not plan to burn coal, I know a fireplace rated for coal that burns wood will last a lot longer before any welding is needed to repair holes in bottom.  Lately, all I can find are gas burning units that can be ducted.  Any thoughts?

I don't know of any coal rated zero clearance wood burning fireplaces, but just about every one that I have looked at has the capability to duct heated air to other rooms. I have a Buck Stove Buckmaster (now discontinued) that is duct capable. Other manufacturers / models with duct capability are shown below:

Buck Stove Buckmaster: http://www.buckstove.com/manuals/rm...012-08.pdf

Osborn Stratford: http://www.woodlanddirect.com/site/info-links/manual/347_Manuals/347_Stratford.pdf

Flame Monaco XTD (essentially same as the Osborn above): http://lib.store.yahoo.net/lib/yhst-95622685483394/cpf-93375manual.pdf

Napoleon NZ-26: http://www.napoleonfireplaces.com/p...fireplace/

Country Flame Inglenook: http://www.americanenergysystems.co...-26-09.pdf

Just google [zero clearance wood burning fireplace] for more options.

You might also want to check out the hearth.com forums:  http://www.hearth.com/talk/

Arkie6,

Thanks for the links.  The unit does not have to be zero clearance.  We can keep combustibles the required distance away from the unit during install.  I will look at each link.