Help with chimney placement

[Jo Lyn]

Hello! Im trying to install a wood stove. My issue is the chimney. Im going out the wall. Going out the roof may be better but its not an option. My issue is once I get the pipe out of the house and go UP. Its going to come out of the house apx 2/3 feet lower than the roof. My house has a completely jacked up roof. A Roofers nightmare. It has peeks/gables/hips and valleys there is no Level Flat area of the whole thing. Where I want to go up it has probably 5 ft or so of clearance but then it goes up to a gable the top of the gable would be the highest point of the roof. BUT its WAY up there. When I put my pipe up do I need to clear the highest point of my roof?? That's going to be a LOT of pipe sticking out in the air. Even with supports this KS wind is not going to play nice with it. I definitely don't want to catch anything on fire but Im at a loss. Any suggestions?

 

[begreen]

The chimney needs to be 2 ft higher than the nearest roof point within 10ft. This is known as the 10-3-2 rule.

Some pictures of where the chimney is proposed to go showing the challenge would be helpful. Is there a plan B location if the problems can't be addressed at plan A?

 

[Jo Lyn]

Pictures would have been helpful Ill see if I can get a better one soon The Red marks is where I would Like it to be

 

[begreen]

That doesn't look too bad. Is the location after the side window and further away from the power lines? If there is just attic of knee-wall space above the stove location, straight up would be better, easier, and probably would cost less.

 

[Jo Lyn]

The attic is tall to nearly nothin Its too hard to access and even when I was in there I couldnt get over even close to the wall I thought that also but its a no go. Further from the power lines

 

[moresnow]

What direction is the red door pointed?
North?
East?
South?
West?