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cm wrote:
We have a two sided fireplace in our house. The house is 18 years old and the fireplace is original to the house. We purchased the house about a year ago. We tried several times last winter to have a fire and most of the time smoke backed up in the house. We have tried having a window partially/fully open and warming the chimney prior to lighting the logs, with no luck. I measured the chimney height tonight and it is taller than it needs to be. I was told it needs to be 2' taller than the point where it is 10' away from the roof. There is a large rooftop A/C unit 7' feet away from the chimney that is 2' taller than the chimney. Should I raise the chimney above the A/C unit? What else should I look for? Thanks, cm Hi, I wonder if you have a damper to open? |
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