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I'm installing my wife's family Fisher stove (mama bear? (25 x 21 x 24')) into my stand alone single story workshop. The stove has an 8 inch back vent venting. My thoughts were to run stove pipe in the space and chimney pipe through the ceiling and tin roof. To do this I would have to take a 90 degree turn. Due to space in the shop I would like to take the 90 degree turn immediately so the stove can be closer to the wall.
I know there are many things I don't know about the install, at least not yet. My first question here is if a 90 degree turn immediately out of the stove to go vertical causes any venting problems. Is this back vented stove intended to have a longer horizontal run before it goes vertical?
I know with the stove pipe in my space there are clearance rules as well I have to adhere to. I'm going to either put a brick all or some other heat resistant material so I can have the stove closer to the wall.
I'd appreciate any thoughts on the horizontal/vertical question as well as running a stove pipe near the wall. Thank you.
I'm installing my wife's family Fisher stove (mama bear? (25 x 21 x 24')) into my stand alone single story workshop. The stove has an 8 inch back vent venting. My thoughts were to run stove pipe in the space and chimney pipe through the ceiling and tin roof. To do this I would have to take a 90 degree turn. Due to space in the shop I would like to take the 90 degree turn immediately so the stove can be closer to the wall.
I know there are many things I don't know about the install, at least not yet. My first question here is if a 90 degree turn immediately out of the stove to go vertical causes any venting problems. Is this back vented stove intended to have a longer horizontal run before it goes vertical?
I know with the stove pipe in my space there are clearance rules as well I have to adhere to. I'm going to either put a brick all or some other heat resistant material so I can have the stove closer to the wall.
I'd appreciate any thoughts on the horizontal/vertical question as well as running a stove pipe near the wall. Thank you.