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UkMark

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  1. This will be the way I'm connecting the stove to the liner in the existing chimney, my only concern is how to make the connections inside the chimney, The flue liner will be 5", I would be able to make a 9" wide hole in the chimney, Would the flexible liner be flexible enough to bring through that hole to make the connections to the liner, adapter and the 45 degree elbow and then return all back in to the chimney? Or do you guys know better way of doing this? Please note the existing chimney is in the middle of the house with no access to either the sides or rear of the chimney, just the front. many thanks
  2. I have an existing chimney but it looks like my opening is to small for the multifuel stove I require, Im thinking about building a false chimney in front of the existing fireplace and installing the flue out of the back of the stove and up my existing chimney. Would this be ok?

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