Can too many elbows in a flue pipe / chimney run effect your draft from the stove?
After being on here for a bit and viewing all the different topics and different pictures you guys post of the different installs and different “obstacles” some of us are faced with, and then looking at my set up, it got me wondering about draft and creosote buildup.
Mine is a add-on wood furnace in the basement, 8” flue/Simpson Dura-vent chimney, I have an elbow out of the back of the stove, 42” run, rising approx. 6”, into another elbow to 20” section thru the concrete wall connected to the tee in the garage, then up 20’ thru the roof.
I burned in it last season when I had the old clay lined block chimney with no visible issues or ill effects (to me,anyway) so with this new stack, all should flow good....eh...???
After being on here for a bit and viewing all the different topics and different pictures you guys post of the different installs and different “obstacles” some of us are faced with, and then looking at my set up, it got me wondering about draft and creosote buildup.
Mine is a add-on wood furnace in the basement, 8” flue/Simpson Dura-vent chimney, I have an elbow out of the back of the stove, 42” run, rising approx. 6”, into another elbow to 20” section thru the concrete wall connected to the tee in the garage, then up 20’ thru the roof.
I burned in it last season when I had the old clay lined block chimney with no visible issues or ill effects (to me,anyway) so with this new stack, all should flow good....eh...???