hello,im new here as for posting but ive been here a long time..... ok im going with a summit freestanding P.E. wants 14 feet min class a to get that where my lil women says " YOU HAVE THAT CORNER ONLY " LOL its a corner on a ranch home very open concept very good insul and windows i know i built it myself anyways with the min 14 feet i will have pretty close to 8 feet of class a above my roof 6 ft inside 8 ft outside ,what do u think of this i know its better to keep all inside but.... do u think about half of the chimney is outside will this cause a problem or is it doable im just looking for some advice also 8 feet above roof line how could i sweep it myself roof can be walked on but im only 5-6 ft tall so is it possible to just take off a 4 ft section with the cap clean and reconnect it would this be possible does anyone clean this way? ill probally be using duravent sorry for the long post and i thank you all for the feedback im sure i will be back with more questions LOL
would this work?
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My chimney is 16' there is about 11' above my roof line it works fine. I used Super Vent for my class A. I clean it once a year and I just take 6' (2 3' sections off and brush down to the stove then I run the brush up the pipe to the cap right there on the roof. when it is all cleaned up I put it back together.
don't forget you will have to brace it with much above the roof line
don't forget you will have to brace it with much above the roof line
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