Posted by deene on October 29, 2023 at 19:17:23 from (38.114.67.114):
we bought a house recently that has a wood stove plumbed into a purpose built chimney. the flue tile has a crack so im going to have to do something different, suggestions have been to put a liner in it, or tear it down and install a dbl wall stainless flue pipe. we want to maintain the look of the chimney on the roof because its rock and matches the rock on the face of the house. Question one is the stove has an 8 inch outlet, does it need to be that size, its to big for the house as it is and will run us out if used to capacity, so will just be used for pwr outages and for weekend low fire comforts. can i reduce to 6 in which would be easier to reline flue with pipe of that size (round pipe in a square tile), or do i need to leave it at 8 and tear it all down and start over? thanks for the help and advice.
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