Forever makes a specific part to transition from their liner to the Ventis class-a chimney they sell.
Got a strange one....
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That doesn't help me with how to extend the chimney, but it might help someone else.
But your roof is a lot less scary than mine is. If that helps any.
But your roof is a lot less scary than mine is. If that helps any.
Its a pain tryin to verbally speak to someone...i know that...i will keep looking..
It means im tryin to call someone about getting parts....cool your jets....that what i love about tryin to communicate over the damn internet n being a keyboard commando
!Are you dealing with the manufacturer or some online dealer? If you're not that far away we can get the part you need. I just put 2 of these in a couple weeks agoIt means im tryin to call someone about getting parts....cool your jets....that what i love about tryin to communicate over the damn internet n being a keyboard commando
Im not dealing with the dealer i purchased the stove n liner n such from...too exspensive....was googling for info...where to buy?
I live about 12 miles N.W. of Gettysburg,PA.
Yes...i am interested if you can get parts.
Where are you located...do you have ph.# so i may call you?
He means he cant get anyone on the phone. Its email or voicemail or nothing anymore.
Every time I call Olympia who makes forever flex and the needed transition peice and chimney I talk to a real person in scranton.
Do you know if Forever Flex makes a transition plate to mount to terra cotta chimney flue to class a pipe.
I looked up Olympia...sent an email early this mornin ..no response. I think you need an account to get a phone#...nothin on there website as far as phone #
You need to be a pro to deal with Olympia directly. And they make a transition plate that gets anchored to the top of your chimney not the clay liner.
There are several online dealers that sell their products. One sells it under the champion name.
Home in Pa ...is helping me out...would be really nice to find one to connect to terra cotta flue....we'll see
Why it will be much more secure anchored to the masonry structure. I always take the clay down flush regardless when I install a liner.
Is your liner insulated?
Our conversation indicates that the chimney has a 12x12 with a 6" ceramic wool insulated liner in one flue and a second flue for an oil appliance. Trying to get a pic of the chimney to see if he can cut the tile flush, maybe grind the crown out level for a spot to put the plate.
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