Pulling out SS liner

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From the roof.
 
Like BB said but get a friend over to help and have a beer with when done. :lol:
 
Gotcha. Ok, is there a minimum heighth a block off plate has to be from the stove top? I can put one in about 4-6 inches above my stove around the 30 elbow. It's tough to see, but you can see the lentil, I would install a block plate about 2 inches above the lintel.
 

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That will be fine. It is just to hold the heat in the fireplace. Above the lintel is where it ought to be.
 
taking out the old liner to install a new one?
 
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