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stove flue pipe into existing chimney

paddy_joe · 2011-09-11 20:13:00

HI Im fitting an insert stove into my fireplace,the flue pipe will be coming out of top of chimney and into the extisting flue liner. My question is how long should i leave the stove pipe into the flue liner? I have a piece 1metre long,this will leave about 300mm up in the flue liner. Is this enough or too much? paddy joe

11-09-2011 8:13pm

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paddy_joe

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HI

Im fitting an insert stove into my fireplace,the flue pipe will be coming out of top of chimney and into the extisting flue liner.

My question is how long should i leave the stove pipe into the flue liner? I have a piece 1metre long,this will leave about 300mm up in the flue liner. Is this enough or too much?

paddy joe

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