90deg bend right above stove ?
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It's best to have at least a short vertical run of 18-24" first. Explain the installation and include the stove model.
you seen my other thread, that seems to have died.
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/flue-through-block-wall.94742/
vogalzang performer on sale at menards for $700+tax = $770ish. is this model ok ? looks good to me, but what do i know.
it is 33" high says the specs. i just measured. looks like i would need a 20"ish vertical pipe before the bend. then about 4" over to the thimble.
this is going to be a lot of money for all of this. i want to be sure i do it correctly(with what i have to work with)
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/flue-through-block-wall.94742/
vogalzang performer on sale at menards for $700+tax = $770ish. is this model ok ? looks good to me, but what do i know.
it is 33" high says the specs. i just measured. looks like i would need a 20"ish vertical pipe before the bend. then about 4" over to the thimble.
this is going to be a lot of money for all of this. i want to be sure i do it correctly(with what i have to work with)
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You sould probly check clearances. Im sure the stove needs to sit farther than 4inches plus the 90from the wall.
that was a typo. it should be 4' . and i am planning to put 2 layers of drywall above it, and perhaps behind it. and also a garden hose across the room, just in case.
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