Hello all,
We just bought our first pellet stove its A Summers heat 55-SHP10 we got it for $400.00 and is practicly brand new. We wont be setting it up until the summer as the house we are in had the chimney closed in with drywall so i have some work to do. The house is a old farm house so it has its leaks and drafts and the chimney we will be using is currently unlined. I was looking at the FlexKing liners and believe its the best option for my situation. On the Outside air Combustion kit is it necessary on a old house? I will most likely install it going down into the basement and out by the hatchway. Just wanted to say hello to all and look forward to talking with all of the fellow pellet burners on here.
Dan
Forgot to add : I know the exhaust is 3" diameter i was looking at just a 3" liner up the chimney but then saw the owners manual said to do 4" if the flue is longer than 15' which it is. So is it best for me to do a 4" Chimney liner the hole length and just to an adapter on the Tee from 4" to 3" ?
We just bought our first pellet stove its A Summers heat 55-SHP10 we got it for $400.00 and is practicly brand new. We wont be setting it up until the summer as the house we are in had the chimney closed in with drywall so i have some work to do. The house is a old farm house so it has its leaks and drafts and the chimney we will be using is currently unlined. I was looking at the FlexKing liners and believe its the best option for my situation. On the Outside air Combustion kit is it necessary on a old house? I will most likely install it going down into the basement and out by the hatchway. Just wanted to say hello to all and look forward to talking with all of the fellow pellet burners on here.
Dan
Forgot to add : I know the exhaust is 3" diameter i was looking at just a 3" liner up the chimney but then saw the owners manual said to do 4" if the flue is longer than 15' which it is. So is it best for me to do a 4" Chimney liner the hole length and just to an adapter on the Tee from 4" to 3" ?