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[/url] I read part "J" before and now again and I couldn't find part which says that you can't use a chimney channel connected to vitreous enamelled steel pipe for closed (inset) wood burner (actually this is multifuel).. can you point me which page says that, I'm getting confused ? My...

Do you know what test smoke is ? I will have two carbon monoxide detectors one downstairs and one upstairs when chimney goes. Inset will be tested before will be close with bricks.

just had the chimney swept and smoke test pass so ready to order stove, any ideas how to finish this, I asked the chimney sweeper but he sad he never installed a inset wood burner and he didn't know how to connect it... so probably I just will fit and connect the stove and will build bricks...

It can be done by DIY as long as you know what you doing, and you doing it acording builiding reg. - on the end Building Inspector will issue a certificate for you - that's what I know. So..thank you for your advises and worrying about my life, just looking for technical tip or advise not...

Had this Indian guy few weeks ago, exactly same story, £100 deposit etc.. I've been just too suspicious when he got my kitchen dimensions wrong, when he asked for deposit and I've sad no.. he went mad, became rude and tried to force me to make order..

Hi, just wonder if someone can help.. I would like to instal inset wood burner in to chimney breast hole. try to achieved something like this: and this is the inset wood burner which I plan to fit: From seller info: Front of fire: 692mm wide, 520mm high, depth(from front...

HI, just wonder this is quite old post did you solve the problem as I experience something similar ?