Running stove pipe out the wall
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You have a few other problems you have to deal with first. Do you have a plan for the other problems with the picture? As shown, you're asking to burn your house down.
Yes, I will be putting a heat shield on the wall and making sure my clearances are correct. I gotta know how I can run the stove pipe before I make heat shields.
You could physically pass a thimble through right at the wall right behind it. Not sure if that is allowed, the experts will be here shortly to answer that. Hopefully you have a plan for floor protection?
You can run straight out but you don't want to. It will make it impossible to install any other stove in the future.
You also cannot run stove pipe out the wall. You have to run stove pipe to the chimney pipe which will go out the wall.
Thought this was going to be a shop stove. It is designed to vent to a liner in a fireplace and as noted in the other thread, not a legal install in WA state, especially not in a home.
Yes I need to run stove pipe to the chimney pipe which will go out the wall. How I wrote it I can see how you thought I was going all stove pipe out.
My shop has an area set up that is a bar/pool room. That is where the stove is going.
It would be safer and easier to use a different stove. This article should be helpful if passing through the wall.
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/chimney-passing-a-chimney-through-the-wall.147754/#post-1987049
https://www.hearth.com/talk/threads/chimney-passing-a-chimney-through-the-wall.147754/#post-1987049
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Yes I understand that. My biggest concern is if it will draft correctly. As of now and the amount I will be using it I cant justify buying a newer one.
MAD MARK
Feeling the Heat
Will do! Do you think I will have drafting problems if I take it straight out the wall instead of going up first and then out?
MAD MARK
Feeling the Heat
You probably won't have a draft problem but it will mean when you go to replace that stove you will need to redo the chimney and patch the hole.
maple1
Minister of Fire
If I really wanted a stove out there I would first do a proper chimney job. Not sure what you have for a structure to work with, but IMO & first choice that would be a chimney straight up & through, above the stove area. Then later when you decide this stove isn't all that and/or you find a better one, it will hook right up as easily as possible. The chimney will be the real investment here and basically become part of the structure, practically speaking. What stove gets connected to it would be secondary.
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