So I have been planning on putting in a stove awhile, I got a steal on a England stove works 13NC a while back (paid like 1/3 original cost at lowes when they put them on clearance) and I have 3 cords wood that's 2 years old stacked and dried plus next years wood already too. F'd up my hand good few months back so I am way behind in the things I wanted to get done, which includes the stove install which has also turned into remodeling the entire room. I pulled all the walls, ceiling and sub floor. I have reinforced the joists and put down a new sub. I am dry-walling now and reinforced some ceiling joists in the floor above. I hope to be able to run the chimney straight up through a dead space in second floor and out the roof. I am hoping to get the chimney out threw here, the hip roof for lack of a better term next to the dormer:
this space is just slightly wider than the 26" wide metal flashing that chimney goes through on roof, hoping wont have issues with leaks.
The chimney will have to sneak thru the second floor joists where the gap isn't the width of the shield box, so I sister-ed in new joists and will cut away old to get it to fit
you can see where I did it to left and right as I wasn't sure which set of joists I was going to sneak through until I broke into the dead space above. (the set to the left or two to the right) It appears going to the left is where I will try my luck.
I got to get chimney through this space in second floor:
I need to stay to the right as much as possible and try to get the chimney about centered on the roof where it exits. Anyone done an install like this? The measurements appear to all work out for clearances but this there isn't much room for adjustments. Any tips appreciated. Or if anyone sees anything wrong let me know!
Thanks
this space is just slightly wider than the 26" wide metal flashing that chimney goes through on roof, hoping wont have issues with leaks.
The chimney will have to sneak thru the second floor joists where the gap isn't the width of the shield box, so I sister-ed in new joists and will cut away old to get it to fit
you can see where I did it to left and right as I wasn't sure which set of joists I was going to sneak through until I broke into the dead space above. (the set to the left or two to the right) It appears going to the left is where I will try my luck.
I got to get chimney through this space in second floor:
I need to stay to the right as much as possible and try to get the chimney about centered on the roof where it exits. Anyone done an install like this? The measurements appear to all work out for clearances but this there isn't much room for adjustments. Any tips appreciated. Or if anyone sees anything wrong let me know!
Thanks
