Chimney
A good draught in your chimney is paramount to how well a stove will burn.
Note that there should be access to cleaning doors.
The effective height of your chimney should typically range between 3.5 and
4.5 metres. Effective height is to be understood as the distance from the stove
top to the top of the chimney.
The inside diameter of the chimney shall be a diameter of min. 150 mm
(interior dimension) in steel chimneys and a minimum diameter of 175-180 mm
in brick chimneys or chimneys of ceramic units as their inside surfaces will
frequently be rough and offer resistance.
All joints and connection points shall, of course, be tight, and the chimney shall
be able to provide a draught of a min. 1.2 mm water column (16 Pa).
Register
If your chimney has a register, it should have a forced aperture of min. 20 cm
2
.
Mounting of Smoke Baffle Plates
Below, it has been shown how the smoke baffle plates are to be placed when
viewing a section in the stove from the front and from the right hand side.
Section
viewed from
the front
Section viewed
from the side
The bottom smoke baffle plates
(Skamol) are pushed in over the stone
holders and in to the rear wall.
The top smoke baffle
plates are conducted up and
laid down on the two angles
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