Hi guys,
I'm installing a wood stove this fall. I picked out the stove (Alderlea T5), now its time for the liner. The liner will be going into a 8"x12" ceramic flu inside a mason chimney. The stove will be piped thru a 2x4 wall into the chimney.
1.) Do i really need a liner? I'm pretty sure i do for proper draft, just making sure.
2.) Is there a big difference in what type of liner I use? does it need to be flexible or solid?
3.) on a lot of stove/chimney runs, people seem to use Tee's instead of elbows to connect to the thimble to the liner?
any info would be great,
Thanks
I'm installing a wood stove this fall. I picked out the stove (Alderlea T5), now its time for the liner. The liner will be going into a 8"x12" ceramic flu inside a mason chimney. The stove will be piped thru a 2x4 wall into the chimney.
1.) Do i really need a liner? I'm pretty sure i do for proper draft, just making sure.
2.) Is there a big difference in what type of liner I use? does it need to be flexible or solid?
3.) on a lot of stove/chimney runs, people seem to use Tee's instead of elbows to connect to the thimble to the liner?
any info would be great,
Thanks