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solid fuel range and flues

cormee · 2015-04-03 17:07:14

Hi I'm thinking of getting a solid-fuel range, I've heard the flue can chat almost as much as the range, depending on how high it has to go up the chimney. Is there any time-of-thumb for figuring the height it has to go to? I live in an old end of terrace, Victorian, typical Dublin redbrick, so the high ceilings would add…

03-04-2015 5:07pm

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cormee

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Hi
I'm thinking of getting a solid-fuel range, I've heard the flue can chat almost as much as the range, depending on how high it has to go up the chimney. Is there any time-of-thumb for figuring the height it has to go to? I live in an old end of terrace, Victorian, typical Dublin redbrick, so the high ceilings would add a fair bit of height ( and extra cost for flue) over a typical, modern house.
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It will have to be above the top of roof

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#3 06-04-2015 11:17pm

arthur daly

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It will have to be above the top of roof

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