Raspy
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Kenny,
That's pretty much how I see it too. Plus the new pipe has to be slid down the available opening. So 6" might fit easier than 8".
The insert that was already in my old house when I bought it had no new liner pipe up the chimney. It had a 6' round opening on top of the insert and just vented into the masonry chimney. It worked fine, but wasn't really right.
That's pretty much how I see it too. Plus the new pipe has to be slid down the available opening. So 6" might fit easier than 8".
The insert that was already in my old house when I bought it had no new liner pipe up the chimney. It had a 6' round opening on top of the insert and just vented into the masonry chimney. It worked fine, but wasn't really right.