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Hi,
I'm about to install a woodburning stove. It will need an external twin wall stainless steel flue on an outside wall. I have a few questions and would be grateful if any experts can answer them. My stove has an 8" outlet. Can I use 12" flue outside rather than 8" ? ( I can get some 12" cheap !) Will this increase or effect the 'draw' in any way ? I plan on slightly less than 1 metre of stove pipe above the stove going into the 12" Flue pipe. Does this sound reasonable ? Thanks Stu |
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