Hey all,
So I finally purchased the parts to fix up my jotul 500. My location for the stove is supposed to be the breezeway, but it seems as though I have fallen into a bit of a jam. My house is a cape cod style house and the breezeway is off the house to the left. I wanted to kiddie corner the stove and have the stove pipe go up the ceiling and through the roof. Unfortunately, if I were to do that, I would have a pipe sticking up in the middle of my roof going up about 15 feet because it is within 10 feet of the next highest point. Right now I am only at about 7 and a half feet. I was hoping I was going to be able to go through the ceiling then angle it once in the attic space enough to get it to the 10 feet area. Any thoughts of how I could go about doing that. Where the 7 feet is it meets the start of the pitch of my garage roof so I don't know if I will be able to angle it to get to that point. My other question is, with my breezeway being off the garage, could I have the stovepipe go through the wall into the garage then up to the roof and out? The chimney piping would be exposed in the garage but I would be using triple insulated chimney pipe. My other option is to install it in the other side of the breezeway in the corner and have it go through the roof, but now it would be right next to the house, which I don't think would be an issue because of using triple wall piping but it would probably be passing a window. Any help with this would be great. I really want to be able to get the stove in the breezeway. To the right of the fridge is where I was going to put the stove originally. But if I can't angle it once in the attic to ten feet, or go through the garage, I'm not going to be able to put it there because I don't want to have a pipe sticking in the middle of the roof going 15 ft high
Michael
So I finally purchased the parts to fix up my jotul 500. My location for the stove is supposed to be the breezeway, but it seems as though I have fallen into a bit of a jam. My house is a cape cod style house and the breezeway is off the house to the left. I wanted to kiddie corner the stove and have the stove pipe go up the ceiling and through the roof. Unfortunately, if I were to do that, I would have a pipe sticking up in the middle of my roof going up about 15 feet because it is within 10 feet of the next highest point. Right now I am only at about 7 and a half feet. I was hoping I was going to be able to go through the ceiling then angle it once in the attic space enough to get it to the 10 feet area. Any thoughts of how I could go about doing that. Where the 7 feet is it meets the start of the pitch of my garage roof so I don't know if I will be able to angle it to get to that point. My other question is, with my breezeway being off the garage, could I have the stovepipe go through the wall into the garage then up to the roof and out? The chimney piping would be exposed in the garage but I would be using triple insulated chimney pipe. My other option is to install it in the other side of the breezeway in the corner and have it go through the roof, but now it would be right next to the house, which I don't think would be an issue because of using triple wall piping but it would probably be passing a window. Any help with this would be great. I really want to be able to get the stove in the breezeway. To the right of the fridge is where I was going to put the stove originally. But if I can't angle it once in the attic to ten feet, or go through the garage, I'm not going to be able to put it there because I don't want to have a pipe sticking in the middle of the roof going 15 ft high
Michael
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