How far from the property line must a chimney (pellet stove) be? I can't seem to find anything online about that. We want to put in an exterior vertical vent that will end above the roof line, but we probably only own 3 feet on the side of our house. Thanks! BTW, we're in NH.
Building code for pellet stove vent?
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i do not think building code, ,nor NFPA code adress this , i know the pipe termination muct be sevearl ft (i think 7 ft) above any public walkway , but i do not believe there is a code specification for proximity to a property line.
that said , i may be wrong (i dont think so) so check with your local code official, fire dept , and or building inspector for their read on it. as far as i know its considered a chimney and therefore is not affected as it is part of the structure, so as long as it does not cross the property line you shouldnt have an issue
that said , i may be wrong (i dont think so) so check with your local code official, fire dept , and or building inspector for their read on it. as far as i know its considered a chimney and therefore is not affected as it is part of the structure, so as long as it does not cross the property line you shouldnt have an issue
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