As pictured, is there a set amount that the chimney has to protrude into the room? This is all I’ve got until I attach to the double wall stovepipe.
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Quick: Can Class-a Chinney be flush with thimble?
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Sadly the manual does not specify far wall protrusions. It only specs for ceiling protrusion of 3 inches.
Anyone else have a recommendation?
As a guess, I would say probably no due to the clearance requirements of the stovepipe connecting to it, but the class a chimney pipe mfg. has the final say.
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