ᐅ A single- or double-flue chimney

Created on: 14 Jan 2008 20:12
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kaster
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kaster
14 Jan 2008 20:12
...probably not. If you want to be absolutely sure, ask the chimney sweep based on the documents and the description of the heating system. Unfortunately, chimney sweeps still have the final say here.
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Unregistriert
14 Jan 2008 20:14
Hello,
if you plan to connect a tiled stove or a solid fuel fireplace to a chimney pipe, make sure to also check the ventilation requirements. I made this mistake myself. Some chimneys have a ventilation duct in the middle where you can connect, for example, a fireplace. The advantage is that the stove or fireplace does not draw air from the room, so you don’t have to ventilate constantly in winter and let cold air in from outside.
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Elina
17 Jul 2014 16:19
Only heating appliances with the same operating principle may be connected to one flue. For example, we have a chimney with two flues; two wood stoves can be connected to one flue, but the pellet boiler must be connected to a separate flue because it has a fan. Heating appliances with and without a fan must not be connected to the same flue.