OK, tried to just do a direct connect on my vermont castings intrepid II. couldn't make it work with out major gymnastics. I have decided to do the chimney liner myself. My boys will help me do it and are generally handy for their ages. I'm real handy for a girl, as my hubby is self employed and not home enough to help out. So I have learned to do TONS of stuff.
Back to the chimney liner--called and talked to someone on chimney liner depot and he said they sell a flex line that is smooth inside. Does any one have any experience with this? Honestly, I just don't want to split hairs or buy the Cadillac model. Just basic that works is fine with me. The liner depot guy was talking about a blanket thing that you wrap and plug up the bottom of the flue by the damper. It was called: No Foil High Temp Insulation anyone use this? He said you do this instead of a block off plate. This seemed so much easier than the block off plate. I just want to get this stove hooked up and get WARM!
where is your favorite place to order a chimney liner? I am happy with basic, and need 6 inch. Clay flue at the top measures 8 x 13. Thanks for any advice, ann from KY
Back to the chimney liner--called and talked to someone on chimney liner depot and he said they sell a flex line that is smooth inside. Does any one have any experience with this? Honestly, I just don't want to split hairs or buy the Cadillac model. Just basic that works is fine with me. The liner depot guy was talking about a blanket thing that you wrap and plug up the bottom of the flue by the damper. It was called: No Foil High Temp Insulation anyone use this? He said you do this instead of a block off plate. This seemed so much easier than the block off plate. I just want to get this stove hooked up and get WARM!
where is your favorite place to order a chimney liner? I am happy with basic, and need 6 inch. Clay flue at the top measures 8 x 13. Thanks for any advice, ann from KY