Good morning!
I just picked up a 2007 Englander, and am preparing to install it in a corner of our living room. The centrally-located corner is already bricked from floor to ceiling, and the brick hearth pad is sufficient to account for all of the manufacturer required clearances. The inside vent length from the top of the exhaust fitting to the interior ceiling is approximately 102". Roof pitch is 2 in 12, and the vent will be approximately 9-10' from the ridge, and 10-12' from a 6 in 12 ridge running perpendicular, probably 4-6' away from the valley without going up there and looking at it right now.
In addition to being aesthetically preferred, it would be spatially advantageous to center the chimney on the stove since it's a corner installation. Is there such thing as a 90 degree adapter elbow so that the vent can take an immediate turn out the back of the stove, and then go into the clean-out tee and straight up? I saw a YouTube video suggesting the existence of such an adapter, but searching hasn't turned one up. The only other thing I can think to do is to install an adapter tee at an angle on the back of the stove and then pick that up with a 45 degree elbow before going up.
Also, can the outside air be run down to my vented crawlspace or should I run pipe from it to the outside of the foundation? I don't mind doing it, but if it's overkill, there's no point.
Thanks very much!
Best,
Nathan
I just picked up a 2007 Englander, and am preparing to install it in a corner of our living room. The centrally-located corner is already bricked from floor to ceiling, and the brick hearth pad is sufficient to account for all of the manufacturer required clearances. The inside vent length from the top of the exhaust fitting to the interior ceiling is approximately 102". Roof pitch is 2 in 12, and the vent will be approximately 9-10' from the ridge, and 10-12' from a 6 in 12 ridge running perpendicular, probably 4-6' away from the valley without going up there and looking at it right now.
In addition to being aesthetically preferred, it would be spatially advantageous to center the chimney on the stove since it's a corner installation. Is there such thing as a 90 degree adapter elbow so that the vent can take an immediate turn out the back of the stove, and then go into the clean-out tee and straight up? I saw a YouTube video suggesting the existence of such an adapter, but searching hasn't turned one up. The only other thing I can think to do is to install an adapter tee at an angle on the back of the stove and then pick that up with a 45 degree elbow before going up.
Also, can the outside air be run down to my vented crawlspace or should I run pipe from it to the outside of the foundation? I don't mind doing it, but if it's overkill, there's no point.
Thanks very much!
Best,
Nathan
