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2023-11-10
First, determine if your house has a flat roof. If so, you may opt for a chimney pipe with a minimum length of four meters, like option 2. This installation option boasts maximum efficiency, capturing heat without any resource waste. Installing a fireplace necessitates using one or more pipes, creating a chimney no less than 4 meters in length, while adding a double-layer rainproof cover and smoke cap for success.
If your home has a pitched roof, you must install your chimney outside the wall. To accomplish this, you will need to purchase the following accessories: a 90-degree elbow (used to connect to the exterior), a three-way elbow (used for smoke exhaust and air intake), and a minimum of three brackets (used to secure outdoor pipes). This method of installation prevents indoor clutter, as demonstrated by option 1.
If your house has eaves, you may need to add two 45-degree elbows to avoid them. The installation method is similar to option 3 and you can choose the length of the indoor pipes for improved thermal efficiency, just like option 4.
Do any of these plans suit your house? Continue by contacting our professional technicians, who can help you design your installation plan. Contact us today.
