UPLAND 107 FLUE PIPING ?

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I REALIZE THIS ISN'T THE BEST CONFIGURATION BUT FOR BEST POSITION I'M CONSIDERING SETING UP MY STOVE THIS WAY.

THE PIPE WILL COME OUT THE TOP OVAL OPENING OF THE 107, GO UP 2 FEET STRIAGHT PIPE, 90 DEGREE TURN TO RIGHT FOR 12" , THEN 90 DEGREE TURN INTO WALL FLUE.

IS THIS CONSDIERED A TERRIBLE SETUP ? WHAT IF ANY PROBLEMS / ISSUES MIGHT THIS CAUSE ?

I BELIEVE THIS 107 TAKES A 7" FLUE.

I APPRECIATE ALL COMMENTS

JEFF
 
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