I'm in the process of fixing up my small shed (approx.350 sq feet) and would like to put in a small wood burner. The shed is already set up with a brick chimney with clay liner from the previous owner. The block on the outside of the chimney is in great shape and the clay insert looks good as well. That being said I would still like to put in a steel insert just to be as safe as possible. I want to use a Tee connection as pictured below.
All of the Tee connections I see available are single walled. As you can see from the pictures I would be passing close to a combustible to get through the wall and into the chimney. What are my options for doing this safely? Is the chimney being right up against the shed a clearance issue? Also the shed is insulated, being such a small area what size wood burner would be ideal for this area? Any input would be much appreciated. Thank you very much
All of the Tee connections I see available are single walled. As you can see from the pictures I would be passing close to a combustible to get through the wall and into the chimney. What are my options for doing this safely? Is the chimney being right up against the shed a clearance issue? Also the shed is insulated, being such a small area what size wood burner would be ideal for this area? Any input would be much appreciated. Thank you very much
