Multifuel Stove in Conservatory through polycarb roof - doable

[big-all]

dont forget you need to get building control involved before you start to go that route

 

[JLow75]

Yes I will contact all necessary bodies & find out the cost of getting it inspected & certified before starting any work (this actually will be the deciding factor whether I do it or not)

 

[JLow75]

Looks like I will have to forget it - I have just realised there is no way I can position the stove that maintains the minimum required distance of 600mm to the PVC widow frame & ledge on the Right hand side.

Unless there is any way out of this?, if not looks like project abandoned

 

[lostinthelight]

a convector model instead of radiant stove can be sited a lot closer to combustibles

 

[muggles]

Yep, as above, a different stove would solve that problem. For example, this one only needs 200mm to the back and sides... https://www.greymetal.co.uk/lumo-5kw-defra-grey-or-black.html

 

[lostinthelight]

Pricier ,but some of the small woodwarms are down to 152mm back and sides and will sit on a 12mm projected hearth.
Lateral support above the roof still seems to be the most difficult part

 

[JLow75]

way too expensive - I'm not actually going to spend anymore money on a new stove, the idea was 100% based on being able to fit the new Stove I already have, If I can't do this I will forget the idea.
I may look to have it installed in my living room, but that is more involved as I would need a twin wall flue installing to replace the current flexible gas flue that is already in, not sure what the cost of that would be.
I will start a fresh new job thread if I need more help & info on this

 

[muggles]

Typically looking at about £1500ish to get a chimney lined and stove connected

 

[JLow75]

That's not too bad if includes all the necessary certification