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Chimney for a stove - question

  • 15-09-2013 2:50pm
    #1
    SomethingElse
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    I'm hoping to put in a stove with a back boiler but I'm uncertain if it will work. I have a room where there is access to two chimneys. One is flue-lined and the other is not. The walls and chimneys are built out of stone and I have included a photo to help explain. Basically, in order to have the stove in the centre of the room I would have to use the non-flue lined chimney. The other chimney is only a short distance away but it would actually cause havoc in terms of the layout of the room as the room is small (I would be unable to have a couch each side of the stove as I need). Is there anyway I could use the flue-lined chimney while keeping the stove in the centre of the room? How far can a stove be located from the main chimney? Thanks for any help, I'd really appreciate any ideas.

    http://imgur.com/Yz5zoqn.jpg

    Ideally I'd want to have the centre of the stove as close to the black line as possible.


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  • #2
    corkgsxr
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    Why not just line the chimney you want to use


  • #3
    SomethingElse
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,534 ✭✭✭SomethingElse


    corkgsxr wrote: »
    Why not just line the chimney you want to use

    I was hoping to try and use the other chimney as it would be cheaper. But as you save it'll probably be a case of lining the chimney nearest.


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