EbS-P
Minister of Fire
Easy enough, but I’d be getting a big trim ring.
so it has a partial liner? I read back through and I don’t quite understand what metal is already in place.
raising the stovepipe hole in a masonry chimney
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Whitenuckler
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Quote" Turns out the liner is rectangular cross-section metal. Would make raising the stovepipe hole more complex, I imagine." Back on page one. Also on page one the attachment Inspection Report shows a metal liner (pic) although maybe we though it was clay...
I have never heard of this before .I wonder if it's a covering on the clay liner?
Rather than relying on the report, can the homeowner log on here and provide a better description and pictures of the situation? We need more info, like the liner height, actual ID of the current liner, current setup with pictures, is the brick face at thimble location exposed or is there a wall it passes through?
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