Hello!
I am going to install a fireplace and in the building application, a facade drawing is required where I also draw to scale how the chimney will protrude from the roof. Is there any other way to measure this than climbing a ladder to the top of the gable? I feel like a complete novice (and I don’t understand why everything always has to be so complicated... 🙄)
Attached is a picture of a proposal on how a drawing should look.
I am going to install a fireplace and in the building application, a facade drawing is required where I also draw to scale how the chimney will protrude from the roof. Is there any other way to measure this than climbing a ladder to the top of the gable? I feel like a complete novice (and I don’t understand why everything always has to be so complicated... 🙄)
Attached is a picture of a proposal on how a drawing should look.
Thanks for the reply!H Hazze23 said:
According to Eldabutiken's expertise, it no longer needs to go above the ridge, the rules have changed.
It was explained by the building committee that there must be a scale drawing to assess if the regulations are followed. A drawing of how the stove will be placed inside and a "control plan" must also be attached. Fortunately, I have now ordered the stove and installation, otherwise I might have given up because it's so complicated.
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