I have a question about stove set ups. I had my stove installed in my basement around 3 months ago. It is an Englander 30 that I had installed by a professional with the standard install--stove pipe straight out of the stove about 4 feet and then through the concrete wall and then straight up the side of house with about 26 feet of double wall insulated chimney. My problem is that my basement is just now finished and we are making it into a family room and I find that I should have had the stove installed about 4 feet further towards the wall(which is concrete and still would be outside the combustible range) to give room for furniture, tv, etc. Without moving the thimble and whole chimney, is it possible to simply slide the stove over and add a few feet of stove pipe and two bends/joints in the pipe before it goes to the thimble and out the block wall? My draft is insane and I have considered putting in a damper anyway, so I don't think a diminished draft would be a big deal. My question is if this is safe and normally done. I realize that this is tough to answer without pics, and I will post some later when I get home, but was hoping for some advice now as well.