Hello,
In the process of installing a chimney, Premodul, and I suspect that space will be tight for the chimney as the stove is placed in a corner and the chimney needs to exit near the ridge, hence the bends.
For it to work, the chimney needs to divert almost immediately after the inner ceiling, which means the bend will partially be in the insulation, though ventilated according to the instructions but a little "slanted."
Anyone who has had a similar challenge and can share experiences?
In the process of installing a chimney, Premodul, and I suspect that space will be tight for the chimney as the stove is placed in a corner and the chimney needs to exit near the ridge, hence the bends.
For it to work, the chimney needs to divert almost immediately after the inner ceiling, which means the bend will partially be in the insulation, though ventilated according to the instructions but a little "slanted."
Anyone who has had a similar challenge and can share experiences?
Not directly. But in my fair youth, I saw two blacksmiths weld two smoke pipes. They went up to the ceiling like snakes. Almost only bends everywhere.
Staffans
Staffans