My current wood stove is going to be replaced with a larger one as it will be more suitable for my heating needs. The following is the problem that I'm faced with:
My venting system is a ridged stainless steel liner in a masonry chimney. The height of my thimble is 23 1/4" at centre. This fits my current stove perfectly. However, the stove I desperately want to install is a Morso 3610. The centre of the rear flue collar is 26" for the 3610.
I'm unable to raise the thimble height.
The question I'm posing is:
If I'm able to orient the flue pipe downward (which would be a short span) would that be alright? I understand that in a perfect world, it should be oriented upward but I have a very strong draft and the horizontal run extends only 18" max. Any thoughts/suggestions are greatly appreciated.
My venting system is a ridged stainless steel liner in a masonry chimney. The height of my thimble is 23 1/4" at centre. This fits my current stove perfectly. However, the stove I desperately want to install is a Morso 3610. The centre of the rear flue collar is 26" for the 3610.
I'm unable to raise the thimble height.
The question I'm posing is:
If I'm able to orient the flue pipe downward (which would be a short span) would that be alright? I understand that in a perfect world, it should be oriented upward but I have a very strong draft and the horizontal run extends only 18" max. Any thoughts/suggestions are greatly appreciated.