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Post by richardcarlin on Apr 16, 2015 8:56:22 GMT
I'm part way through my build and I'm looking to source a chimney. I have a steel one which I know is suitable However I'd like to use something which looks nicer. I've been offered some pot/clay underground drainage pipe. Its roughly the correct size but I wasn't sure if it would stand the heat. I suspect it'll be fine but thought I'd check if anyone else has used it
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Post by chas on Apr 16, 2015 11:02:59 GMT
I'm part way through my build and I'm looking to source a chimney. I have a steel one which I know is suitable However I'd like to use something which looks nicer. I've been offered some pot/clay underground drainage pipe. Its roughly the correct size but I wasn't sure if it would stand the heat. I suspect it'll be fine but thought I'd check if anyone else has used it Hi Richard, and the short answer is possibly not. I used a short length of 6" saltglazed drain pipe for mine, and it was the first thing to crack... though I've not bothered to replace it (yet) as it still works as a chimney. I plan to slide a length of steel pipe over it when I can scrounge some, but that's to raise the overall height, not because of the crack. Chas |
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Post by richardcarlin on Apr 16, 2015 12:27:54 GMT
Ok thanks. I'll probably just stick with the steel then
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