OAK. Is it worth it in my case?

[Dmitry]

I have used free standing Osburn 2400 . I'm planning on installing it in my walk out basement . It has big masonry fireplace and stove is going there. I'll use it for karaoke and drinking nights . It's away from above ground wall and run will be really long. Do I want to go trough the hassle if will be using stove dozen times over the winter.

P.S. There is a big masonry chimney , but I understand you can't install OAK along with your liner. Right?

 

[bholler]

I have used free standing Osburn 2400 . I'm planning on installing it in my walk out basement . It has big masonry fireplace and stove is going there. I'll use it for karaoke and drinking nights . It's away from above ground wall and run will be really long. Do I want to go trough the hassle if will be using stove dozen times over the winter.

P.S. There is a big masonry chimney , but I understand you can't install OAK along with your liner. Right?

If the stove needs it to operate properly yes. If it doesnt probably not

 

[Dmitry]

If the stove needs it to operate properly yes. If it doesnt probably not

Can I install OAK along with liner trough the chimney?

 

[Ludlow]

An OAK cant be routed in elevation above where it enters the stove, unless it is a passive connection. It must be level or lower. Stove could reverse draft and blow flue gas out of it. If only a few times a year, maybe just crack the door or window a tiny bit in the basement when burning....and drinking.....and singing......

 

[ShawnLiNY]

See how it operates ( it doesn’t sound like you have a choice)

 

[bholler]

Can I install OAK along with liner trough the chimney?

No it can't go up from the stove at all