Hi all,
New here, but anxious to get started. I have a second hand Jotul 118B that I intend to install into an existing non-lined chimney, which I will line with a SS 316 Ti flexible liner by Nova Flex. Any experience with this flex liner? and very important for my code enforcer- does anyone know where I can download a copy of the 118B instructions? Jotul has the manual for the 118 CB, but that is the newer model. If a kind soul has access to a scanner, would you do me the amazing Karmic favor of creating a PDF and emailing it to me? [email protected]
More about the stove, it is definitely the 'B', with the UL tag on the back listing the model number, several references to being made in Oslo, Norway, and woodsmen, moose and tree on the side. No cracks.
More about the chimney- it is shot and I am having a mason rebuild it from the roofline, and repairing the collapsed brick flues. I will snake in the s.s. flex liner for the stove along with a separate liner for the oil burner that has been stuck into the fireplace floor, the installers of that had blocked up the fireplace in order to do so but did not bother to line the chimney. It is big enough to run both flex liners. the run for the wood stove will be max 25'- will I need to insulate the flue for the stove while it will be contained within the repaired brick chimney?
Thanks for your advice, I think this is the place to go for a lot of hot air!
Cheers, James
New here, but anxious to get started. I have a second hand Jotul 118B that I intend to install into an existing non-lined chimney, which I will line with a SS 316 Ti flexible liner by Nova Flex. Any experience with this flex liner? and very important for my code enforcer- does anyone know where I can download a copy of the 118B instructions? Jotul has the manual for the 118 CB, but that is the newer model. If a kind soul has access to a scanner, would you do me the amazing Karmic favor of creating a PDF and emailing it to me? [email protected]
More about the stove, it is definitely the 'B', with the UL tag on the back listing the model number, several references to being made in Oslo, Norway, and woodsmen, moose and tree on the side. No cracks.
More about the chimney- it is shot and I am having a mason rebuild it from the roofline, and repairing the collapsed brick flues. I will snake in the s.s. flex liner for the stove along with a separate liner for the oil burner that has been stuck into the fireplace floor, the installers of that had blocked up the fireplace in order to do so but did not bother to line the chimney. It is big enough to run both flex liners. the run for the wood stove will be max 25'- will I need to insulate the flue for the stove while it will be contained within the repaired brick chimney?
Thanks for your advice, I think this is the place to go for a lot of hot air!
Cheers, James