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Chimney detail for built-in stove?

soldsold · 2009-10-26 13:27:18

Hi, Have just finished groundworks and blocklayers are on site tomorrow to build the rising walls and chimney. I have run two half-inch qualpex and two one-inch copper pipes to the chimney for a solid fuel stove. The qualpex are a drain and cold water feed, the copper pipes are the flow and return for the stove. I need to…

26-10-2009 02:27PM

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soldsold

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Hi,

Have just finished groundworks and blocklayers are on site tomorrow to build the rising walls and chimney.

I have run two half-inch qualpex and two one-inch copper pipes to the chimney for a solid fuel stove. The qualpex are a drain and cold water feed, the copper pipes are the flow and return for the stove.

I need to give the blocklayers details of the chimney build - can anyone advise how much space I should leave for the plumbers to get access to the pipework around the back of chimney - ie using a lintol across the chimney? Is there a standard build for a solid fuel stove? We have not picked out the stove yet.

Thanks!

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