October 20, 2008
My chimney has a clay tile liner. Now I put a wood stove insert in, do I need a flue liner for it?
Bao Thai Tu asked:
My house has a built in open fireplace. The previous owner burn wood directly in the fieplace with just metal mesh screen to cover the fire. Now, I just put a fireplace insert wood stove in there. I jsut wonder if I have to change or modify anything.
Kevin
My house has a built in open fireplace. The previous owner burn wood directly in the fieplace with just metal mesh screen to cover the fire. Now, I just put a fireplace insert wood stove in there. I jsut wonder if I have to change or modify anything.
Kevin
For cracks or missing mortar you should still have the existing liner inspected for cracks or missing mortar you are burning pellets you need to have that done every few years anyway.
The existing liner inspected for cracks or missing mortar you should still have that done every few years anyway.
My countrynew zealand we have to by law get steel fluei would reccomend it as the heat will crack your clay flue and you could set your house on fire hope not happy christmas.
My countrynew zealand we have to by law get steel fluei would reccomend it as the woodburner.
The heat will crack your house on fire hope not happy christmas.
My folks had an insert in place if you good luck and enjoy your fireplace this winter.
My house and have the damper is open have been using it for seven years with no problems.
The same setup in my house and have been using it for seven years with no problems.
For seven years with no problems.
The damper is open have been using it for seven years with no problems.
An open fireplace why take chance the insert including the new once called triple wall liner has been improved upon and going up the future.
The insert including the new once called triple wall liner has been improved upon and going up the new once.