Your Opinions: Homestead Renovations, Fixing And Upgrading Our Chimney

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St. Coemgen

St. Coemgen

Feeling the Heat
Feb 4, 2016
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My main concern is this "bricky" (a UK term) is treating a stainless steel chimney like a masonry chimney and "bricking" it in at least on one side.

I always thought a steal chimney needs some air space all around to dissipate heat and prevent issues. Or am I wrong?

Is what he doing okay? Or not okay? Your thoughts and experiences.
 
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