Danno77 said:
It should fit ok...if not, pipes hanging out is no big deal - this is Alabama...LOL. PM sent.
would it be a sin? chimney question
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It should fit ok...if not, pipes hanging out is no big deal - this is Alabama...LOL. PM sent.
Well you could stick a pipe thru the roof and the stove would burn fine But the pipe would need to be cleaned every day and it could clog in a few days .
You will also get black shiny creosote that is hard to clean .
We had a Ice fishing hut with a steal pipe .
A small chimney doesnt draft very good to begin with and with a steal tub as a chimney the flue gas will cool when it leaves the roof line .
/The truth of the matter is you only need to have A- vent pipe from the roof line up.
You still need a chimney top and roof flashing . To run the A vent thru the roof cost about 80 bucks for the 4' tube and 60 bucks for the ceiling pipe support . Lowe's pipe seems cheep to me .
A block chimney cost about 28 dollars a foot for the material from the ground up + concrete footing .
I did stay at a Inn wile salmon fishing that had a 8" black pipe run from the center of the dining room thru the living room down the hall way then up to the second floor and thru 5 bed rooms then out thru the steal roof with a steel pipe . The owner was born in the house and he was in his 70s when i was there He said the pipe it was always run around the house in the winter . It was hooked to a 6' high pot belly stove . He burned 20+ cord a year
You will also get black shiny creosote that is hard to clean .
We had a Ice fishing hut with a steal pipe .
A small chimney doesnt draft very good to begin with and with a steal tub as a chimney the flue gas will cool when it leaves the roof line .
/The truth of the matter is you only need to have A- vent pipe from the roof line up.
You still need a chimney top and roof flashing . To run the A vent thru the roof cost about 80 bucks for the 4' tube and 60 bucks for the ceiling pipe support . Lowe's pipe seems cheep to me .
A block chimney cost about 28 dollars a foot for the material from the ground up + concrete footing .
I did stay at a Inn wile salmon fishing that had a 8" black pipe run from the center of the dining room thru the living room down the hall way then up to the second floor and thru 5 bed rooms then out thru the steal roof with a steel pipe . The owner was born in the house and he was in his 70s when i was there He said the pipe it was always run around the house in the winter . It was hooked to a 6' high pot belly stove . He burned 20+ cord a year
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