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Cost of Chimney flue for solid fuel stove?

Moanin · 2010-07-17 09:33:19

Hi all, I am in the process of purchasing a Stanley Tara solid fuel non boiler stove and need to install a chimney flue at the gable of my house (2 story detached).The gable is approx 10-12m in height. Anybody have a rough idea as to what kind of costs I am looking at? Do I need an insulated flue or not? Many thanks Adrian

17-07-2010 9:33am

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Moanin

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Hi all,
I am in the process of purchasing a Stanley Tara solid fuel non boiler stove and need to install a chimney flue at the gable of my house (2 story detached).The gable is approx 10-12m in height.
Anybody have a rough idea as to what kind of costs I am looking at? Do I need an insulated flue or not?

Many thanks

Adrian

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#2 01-08-2010 12:00am

smokeyjoe321

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yes you will need an insulated flu on a two story house i would expect to pay the price of the stove or more on the flu alone

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#3 28-03-2011 1:43pm

Komeara

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@moanin, how did you get on with pricing/installing the flue? i am in the same predicament. please reply. thanks:rolleyes:

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