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I am going to install my stove with an insulated flue pipe, 270 mm outer diameter. The stove will be placed in front of a brick wall, allowing it to be closer to the wall. This means I can have the flue pipe closer to the wall. On the second floor, the wall the flue pipe will follow is not a brick wall, but a so-called "combustible wall."
My question is, how many mm away from a "combustible wall" must an insulated flue pipe be?
Thanks in advance.
I am going to install my stove with an insulated flue pipe, 270 mm outer diameter. The stove will be placed in front of a brick wall, allowing it to be closer to the wall. This means I can have the flue pipe closer to the wall. On the second floor, the wall the flue pipe will follow is not a brick wall, but a so-called "combustible wall."
My question is, how many mm away from a "combustible wall" must an insulated flue pipe be?
Thanks in advance.
If I recall correctly (which I don't think I do), a fully insulated chimney pipe should be at least 50mm away from combustible material. I ordered a chimney myself this summer, which will go on the outside of the wall, and I remember being told to measure how deep the roof overhang was - because the chimney pipe couldn't be closer than 50mm to the verge boards since they are combustible.