I am installing a used osburn regent 1000. I am using dble wall pipe to the ceiling . Do I need a damper installed in the pipe? Any help here would be great.
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Some stoves dont need a damper
Why double wall pipe to the ceiling?
The more single wall pipe you have inside the house the more heat you will get (maintaining tolerances of course)
I am glad I ran mine as high as I could before going out the side of the house, that pipe throws some heat
Some stoves dont need a damper
Why double wall pipe to the ceiling?
The more single wall pipe you have inside the house the more heat you will get (maintaining tolerances of course)
I am glad I ran mine as high as I could before going out the side of the house, that pipe throws some heat
If for some reason your new stove ends up getting too much draft as some very few do than you can add the pipe damper. otherwise , no need with new stoves.Dan smith said:
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