I have an Englander 10-cpm multifuel that i am getting reading to install in my basement. Yes it is fully insulated and finished out. The prob im having. The walls are gonna be to thick for the thimble to overlap.
Seems whoever finished the basement, set the studs on the outside of the top plate, which is a 2x4. Sort of hard to explain. But the walls are quite thick. Counting the drywall and the block that has to be drilled thru. i I have not measure it. But have held the thimble up in the doorway and it looks like the pipe on each end of each thimble will but up together about even or a tad bit less.
So what can i do in a situation such as this? Can i extend the thimble with another piece of stove pipe
Seems whoever finished the basement, set the studs on the outside of the top plate, which is a 2x4. Sort of hard to explain. But the walls are quite thick. Counting the drywall and the block that has to be drilled thru. i I have not measure it. But have held the thimble up in the doorway and it looks like the pipe on each end of each thimble will but up together about even or a tad bit less.
So what can i do in a situation such as this? Can i extend the thimble with another piece of stove pipe