Is it possible/allowed to do this?
The idea is to tear down the existing chimney to the floor on the upper floor, then splice on a 5m corten steel pipe to get past the second floor and over the roof by a good bit.
The idea with this is to save space while also having a nice-looking pipe instead of a large chimney stack to look at.
Best regards, Micke..
The idea is to tear down the existing chimney to the floor on the upper floor, then splice on a 5m corten steel pipe to get past the second floor and over the roof by a good bit.
The idea with this is to save space while also having a nice-looking pipe instead of a large chimney stack to look at.
Best regards, Micke..
Only your local chimney sweep can answer that.
In some districts, it's okay, in others not...
In some districts, it's okay, in others not...
Got a response. It should be perfectly fine in my region, Jkpg and surrounding areas. Spoke with Torpa ventilation och brandskyddskontroll AB.
Now I don't have to deal with an obstructive chimney breast on the upper floor, starting to take it down immediately. YES!!
Now I don't have to deal with an obstructive chimney breast on the upper floor, starting to take it down immediately. YES!!
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How much space do you gain from this now? If it's a giant wall at the moment, maybe it will be a win. But if the channel is fairly typical, half-brick/full-brick, you might need a 150 - 200 mm pipe + 60 mm netting + 100 mm air gap and finally a partition of minerit. That becomes about 450-500 mm in width for such a construction.
But do you maybe have 5 other channels that are also being removed or?
But do you maybe have 5 other channels that are also being removed or?
