Chimney cricket!... I've done it.
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Marty said:
Damn that looks nice! A long road with a great ending. You are ready for the cold.
What is the heat like from the other side of the firelace?
Looks Great,, Looks similar to that install in Ireland..
Once that baby gets everything up to temp that area is going to be warm for a while..ENJOY
Once that baby gets everything up to temp that area is going to be warm for a while..ENJOY
Thanks.
Don't know how well it will work yet but I'm betting it will be slow. Too warm to really test it out.
Here are some chimney install shots.
It is 316 Ti ended up useing 18' 5" of the liner.
Wrapped in ceramic and mesh and spaced in two sections by double layer 3" mineral wool board, cut to size and packed up and down around the liner.
There is another double layer unter the top plate and a single layer above the block off.
Don't know how well it will work yet but I'm betting it will be slow. Too warm to really test it out.
Here are some chimney install shots.
It is 316 Ti ended up useing 18' 5" of the liner.
Wrapped in ceramic and mesh and spaced in two sections by double layer 3" mineral wool board, cut to size and packed up and down around the liner.
There is another double layer unter the top plate and a single layer above the block off.
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My God that chimney is huge! You could have used storm drain pipe for a liner.
You nailed that job. Got it right from the top to the bottom.
You nailed that job. Got it right from the top to the bottom.
Couldn't have done it without you guys.
Being able to stand up in the firebox diddn't hurt either.
Here are some more shots...
Top plate siliconed on the new 6" clay flue tile.
Block off plate siliconed and masonry nailed...
...and some sheet metal plates for the side walls of the firebox to reflect out some heat.
Being able to stand up in the firebox diddn't hurt either.
Here are some more shots...
Top plate siliconed on the new 6" clay flue tile.
Block off plate siliconed and masonry nailed...
...and some sheet metal plates for the side walls of the firebox to reflect out some heat.
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Roospike
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Great install of the stove. Many thanks for the action shots most dont get to see with the chimney & liner. Be proud :exclaim: !
With that soapstone stove, all of the masonary around it and the short distance out the back you have one heat making SOB setup there my friend.
MountainStoveGuy
Minister of Fire
Wow! looks great! tight fit. did you have to take off the flue collar like you thought you would? Man thats a heavy beast to get into that hole.
Awesome Marty. Thanks for sharing the shots. It looks like a great install. That's a snug fit for the stove. Looks beautiful. Will it stay open in the back for heat circulation? Keep us posted once the temps drop and you have a chance to load that baby up.
It will be a scramble for wood this year. Most of what I have is anly a few months old. I plan on raiding my dad's pile and buying some for the short term but once thats done I am ready for the cold.
I did have to take off the flue collar. But it was a sinch to re-attach I was able to look down and see the ceramic blanket I had so much room. Everything is easier when you can work from the back... I just raised it a hair with a hydraulic jack and it slid right in.
It will be left open in the back.
A project I have begun to think through for the future is a cold air return from the most distant parts of the first floor up through the old ash cleanout that sits on the floor directly behind the stove.
I will definatly report on the setup's preformance this winter... have gotten to like this place quite a bit and plan on sticking around.
I did have to take off the flue collar. But it was a sinch to re-attach I was able to look down and see the ceramic blanket I had so much room. Everything is easier when you can work from the back... I just raised it a hair with a hydraulic jack and it slid right in.
It will be left open in the back.
A project I have begun to think through for the future is a cold air return from the most distant parts of the first floor up through the old ash cleanout that sits on the floor directly behind the stove.
I will definatly report on the setup's preformance this winter... have gotten to like this place quite a bit and plan on sticking around.
ourhouse
Minister of Fire
Todd
Minister of Fire
My one concern is that just above the block off plate I believe there are a few inches of unwraped liner in contact with the mineral wool board. It will get pretty hot there but should not get close to the 1300° F rating of the mineral wool. Anyone think this is worth addressing?
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