Yes, it’s perfectly acceptable.If the fireplace is being taken out of commision and a sign is placed at the back stating that it is no longer usable as a fireplace, is an insulated liner using the existing chimney as a chase viable? Several dealers and Jotul support have stated this case in past postings.
So you guys think it is fine to cut up a zc unit install a liner and cover the face??? Where did you see that in the instructions for the fireplace?Yes, it’s perfectly acceptable.
No.So you guys think it is fine to cut up a zc unit install a liner and cover the face??? Where did you see that in the instructions for the fireplace?
Who says it is fine? Who tested their liner in that fireplace with those modifications through that chimney to assure it is safe? Was the chase opened up to ensure there are proper clearances for the fireplace and chimney?No.
He’s clearly no longer using the Fireplace. The flue is just being used as a chase for the insulated liner. In this instance, it’s fine.
And he is using the fireplace. He is using it as a chase for a liner. What are the requirements for that application?No.
He’s clearly no longer using the Fireplace. The flue is just being used as a chase for the insulated liner. In this instance, it’s fine.
Awesome, let us know how the install goes... I hope it's smooth sailing, have fun and enjoy!
DittoPlease post finished pictures too.
The Ceramic glass has a coating on it. It supposed to keep firebox temps higher and encourage a more complete burn. It wont really be noticeable when its burning.Not sure why the glass has a blue tint? Any ideas?
It looks great. Are you planning on putting stone over the old fireplace opening to?Still have stone work to do. Good thing is my Limestone hearth didn’t crack. I didn’t screw anything up in the building process. Metal strips are temporary to allow me to slide it out to finish all the stone veneer.
Yeah some glass has a gold tint to it to. Not sure what the difference is.The Ceramic glass has a coating on it. It supposed to keep firebox temps higher and encourage a more complete burn. It wont really be noticeable when its burning.
I’m guessing he’s referring to the plate that takes the place of the flue collar on a rear exit setup. It makes a great place to cook or steam water.
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