I had my flue cleaned and inspected the other day in the house I bought a few months back. I have a pretty much brand new 8" flue system, I'm looking at an Englander, probably the new cpm model. My question is, do I just need a thimble and reducer to connect the 3" pipe to the existing flue or do I need to run a 3" liner through the entire system? I checked Englander's site, it seems like they don't specify a whole liner, but I've heard other places that you need one. Thanks.
Question about connecting stove to existing flue.
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The thimble in 3" should be good...if the chimney is tall you would have to increase to 4" after 12 or 15'..I forget...Give Englander a call...they're more than helpful
If the effective length is over 15 feet you should use 4" pipe. The effective length is calculated by counting each Tee or 90 degree ell as 5 feet, each 45 degree as 3 feet and each vertical foot of piping as 1/2 a foot. Horizontal runs of pipe are counted 1 foot per foot of run.Smudge88 said:
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