We have a stupid house in that the chimney has been taken out of the bedroom but not the ground floor or loft. Yup, dodgy I know, but we're getting the chimney in the loft supported properly with a fireproof beam.
To get a woodburning stove fitted in the downstairs room we need a flue fitting through the bedroom.
I'd like to use the heat from the stove to heat the bedroom too so rather than build a new chimney through there we are planning to have the flue go through the room with a painted steel cover on it. (Similar to what you see above stoves in rooms with no chimney in.)
We've been assured that with the insulation this will be hot but only like a heated towel rail hot.
So, has anyone seen this done?
Are there any drawbacks? (e.g. Will it carry sound too much? )
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Woodburning stove with pipe through room above?
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BonzoDooDah · 22/01/2013 11:31
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