My Pleasant Hearth installation. Assistance needed! (photos)
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Lumber-Jack
Minister of Fire
For me practicality usually wins over aesthetics. A straight up and down stove pipe really makes things easier for cleaning, not to mention it will save you money. Those double walled elbows aren’t cheap.
If it were me I’d move the stove to the left those few inches and get a nice straight run on that pipe. Make a little wood storage box on the right side to balance things out a bit.
Oh, and start thinking about insulating the place, cheaper than firewood in the long run.
If it were me I’d move the stove to the left those few inches and get a nice straight run on that pipe. Make a little wood storage box on the right side to balance things out a bit.
Oh, and start thinking about insulating the place, cheaper than firewood in the long run.
bluedogz
Minister of Fire
Mercury220 said:
Tractor Supply if you're in a hurry or want to play with it before you buy.
Rockford Chimney Supply if you don't.
Install company came back with price. $2000 installed. Including double wall black with the bends as well as the rest of the chimney pipe
Sound reasonable?
Sound reasonable?
mellow
Resident Stove Connoisseur
Sounds high to me for such an easy install, you can buy the pipe and adapters at Lowes or Home Depot as well. Price it out and see if it is worth your time.
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