I have two, One for my Englander in the garage and one for my oil burner. Now I want to add a wood furnace or a stove in the family room. SO that will make three damn chimneys coming out of the roof. It'll look like some kind of power plant
How many chimneys do you have?
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trailrated said:
I have three.
I also have an oil furnace, but it is a high efficiency furnace that does not require a chimney styled exhaust.
2, but since I had the oil furnace removed the old one's coming out. It's pulling itself down right now.
Two chimneys, two flues each.
Flues:
1: oil furnace
2: wood stoves, Napoleon 1401, Avalon Arbor free standing.
1: formerly gas insert, preparing for new Hampton HI300 Insert
Flues:
1: oil furnace
2: wood stoves, Napoleon 1401, Avalon Arbor free standing.
1: formerly gas insert, preparing for new Hampton HI300 Insert
Two "two-holers". One for the house (oil-fired boiler and Fireview), one for the barn (oil-fired furnace and the Classic).
Nine flues: three thimbles + six open fire places. Three exterior chimneys, too tall for ladders.
Four and a seasonal fifth. One for the oil burner furnace that rarely comes on anymore 2 metal chimneys for wood stoves, one for the blacksmithing forge in my workshop and a pipe that I put up for the maple evaporator every spring. Getting to be that time of the year now, come to think of it. Used to have one for a small greenhouse but I gave that one away last week.
I pushed a block one over last fall (kind of scary) when we started a construction project that from hind site I'm surprised didn't fall over on it's own. It wasn't tied into the house at all and didn't really have a footer. It's the kind of thing that makes you think maybe building codes aren't a bad thing after all.
I pushed a block one over last fall (kind of scary) when we started a construction project that from hind site I'm surprised didn't fall over on it's own. It wasn't tied into the house at all and didn't really have a footer. It's the kind of thing that makes you think maybe building codes aren't a bad thing after all.
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