Am looking at multi fuel stove plus SS flue to go direct through floor above, ceiling and roof. Seems to be a lot of different suppliers out there.
Any hints, problems, recommendations, suggestions?
Stainless flues etc
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mrgrimsdale
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Re: Stainless flues etc
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Re: Stainless flues etc
I think this stuff is better than Selkirk, and they seem to be having a "sale"
http://www.fluesupplies.com/index.php?cPath=24
http://www.fluesupplies.com/index.php?cPath=24
Cheers
Brian
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Brian
Tune in, turn on with Scandi Modern, it's fab.
Visit my blog at http://modernistmullings.blogspot.co.uk
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mrgrimsdale
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Re: Stainless flues etc
Righto ta.
These are good for info; http://www.stovesonline.co.uk/wood_burn ... imney.html
How far above roof covering does the outlet have to go, say it's halfway up the pitch? Does it have to go up to ridge height frinstance?
These are good for info; http://www.stovesonline.co.uk/wood_burn ... imney.html
How far above roof covering does the outlet have to go, say it's halfway up the pitch? Does it have to go up to ridge height frinstance?
Re: Stainless flues etc
mrgrimsdale wrote:Righto ta.
These are good for info; http://www.stovesonline.co.uk/wood_burn ... imney.html
How far above roof covering does the outlet have to go, say it's halfway up the pitch? Does it have to go up to ridge height frinstance?
600mm above the ridge or, if part way up the slope, a horizontal distance of either 3 or 3.5m to the nearest point (I can't remember which)
Cheers
Brian
Tune in, turn on with Scandi Modern, it's fab.
Visit my blog at http://modernistmullings.blogspot.co.uk
Brian
Tune in, turn on with Scandi Modern, it's fab.
Visit my blog at http://modernistmullings.blogspot.co.uk
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