Is this just a bent 6" Liner

[Locust99]

Yeah I have no idea without going on the roof for the clay liner, but I couldn't imagine it is that big. I wish I had someone with your with your expertise , I will have to get searching thank you for all you help.

 

[bholler]

Yeah I have no idea without going on the roof for the clay liner, but I couldn't imagine it is that big. I wish I had someone with your with your expertise , I will have to get searching thank you for all you help.

Probably an 8x12 which is 6.5 to 7 by 10.5 to 11.

 

[Locust99]

I would say you are correct, I thought my chimney was much larger, but it must shrink somewhat as it goes up the floors for the footer/support. Basement it's 6 foot wide by almost 2 1/2 feet then the first floor it's a little over 5 feet and next when I can see it in my 3rd floor attic its 38 1/2 long by 16 1/2 wide with 3.5 inch bricks is what they actually are.

 

[bholler]

I would say you are correct, I thought my chimney was much larger, but it must shrink somewhat as it goes up the floors for the footer/support. Basement it's 6 foot wide by almost 2 1/2 feet then the first floor it's a little over 5 feet and next when I can see it in my 3rd floor attic its 38 1/2 long by 16 1/2 wide with 3.5 inch bricks is what they actually are.

Yeah 3.5 is standard for modern brick. And chimneys usually step down above the fireplace.

 

[Supersurvey]

Will an ovalized insulated liner fit in that size tile? I have the exact professional smashed install but only 16 feet tall.

 

[Locust99]

I cleaned my chimney today with a soot eater from the bottom up with my surround off. A little bit of soot came down as I was doing that, either shaking some loose from the clay liner it was in or probably from holes in my liner I bet.

Liner is 29.5 feet long. I got probably a gallon and a half of fluffy brown creosote after a season burning non optimal wood.