begreen I didn't measure but I believe only a few inches of silver double wall is showing coming out of the basement ceiling- which is not finished and there are 8' ceilings. I just don't like the look of the exposed pipe from the stove to the ceiling nor putting it in a recess like a fireplace surround.
aansorge I think that one will be too small the basement is 1,800 SF that one heats only 1,500 would be nice if it was over 1,800 so maybe some heat would make it up stairs.
I'm trying to understand how you are safely going to hide the pipe if it's a ceiling connection?
I guess we were thinking an elbow and running inside the wall (which hasn't been built.) is this not possible? I did go an look at the stove and really liked it, It's also nice that's it's alot taller than the standard ones so that leaves even less pipe to show above going up, so if we have to just leave it vent straight up I think I could live with that considering how nice the stove looks.
Anyone have feedback on brick lined? Our old one in our previous house was cast iron and no bricks, now just wondering what's the difference or benefits of either, sales rep was Not very helpful he said he has never heard of double burn or reburn, which I thought strange considering It goes over it in the Regency product book next to the display.
I guess we were thinking an elbow and running inside the wall (which hasn't been built.) is this not possible?
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