Its a class a thimble not sure if its masonry..im going thru vinyl house no concrete etc..decided to strip the black hearth looked to "guinea mansion"...lol im italian btw
Its a class a thimble not sure if its masonry..im going thru vinyl house no concrete etc..decided to strip the black hearth looked to "guinea mansion"...lol im italian btw
Its a class a thimble not sure if its masonry..im going thru vinyl house no concrete etc..decided to strip the black hearth looked to "guinea mansion"...lol im italian btw
Italian? Benvenuto sul forum!Its a class a thimble not sure if its masonry..im going thru vinyl house no concrete etc..decided to strip the black hearth looked to "guinea mansion"...lol im italian btw
Ok how are you going to meet the re we uired clearances To combustibles from the stove with that hearth? Are either of your stoves listed? If so we hat are the clearances noted on the ul tag? If there is no ul tag the stove must be 36" from any combustible material.Heres a picture after 6 hours of sanding
Here is an example of what you're asking. Triple wall class A Chimney used in an A frame home with exceptionally high ceiling over the stove stays much hotter inside than double wall connector pipe. It can be done, but is cost prohibitive.Not that you would want to but is there a rule code standard or manufactures instructions saying you cannot connect class a pipe with 2 inch clearances all the way to the stove with an adaptor instead of using connector pipe
Silly question...on interior wall do i cut out 6" hole? Or entire size of thimble with just enough to anchor it? I know i will need 2 cross members so all 4 sides are anchored to studs?Ok how are you going to meet the re we uired clearances To combustibles from the stove with that hearth? Are either of your stoves listed? If so we hat are the clearances noted on the ul tag? If there is no ul tag the stove must be 36" from any combustible material.
Follow the directions. I am still pretty concerned about clearances from the stove though. Are your stoves have ul tags?Silly question...on interior wall do i cut out 6" hole? Or entire size of thimble with just enough to anchor it? I know i will need 2 cross members so all 4 sides are anchored to studs?
Stove will be about 15 inches from wall...im using vermont castings stove instead of that much longer one in first pucture...plus a heat shield will be behind it...Follow the directions. I am still pretty concerned about clearances from the stove though. Are your stoves have ul tags?
Does that vc stove have a ul tag on the back? If so what clearances does it call for? What kind of heat sheild? And how far is it from the wood frame?Stove will be about 15 inches from wall...im using vermont castings stove instead of that much longer one in first pucture...plus a heat shield will be behind it...