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05-25-2010, 03:06 PM
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 is 10" diameter too big? Hello I'm building a 42" dome. The 'plans' say I should use a 8" diameter chimney. However, I was wondering if 10" will also work or is it too big? Any advice will be appreciated Thanks      |
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05-25-2010, 03:40 PM
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 Re: is 10" diameter too big? If you follow the plans especially for your oven entrance dimensions, I don't see any problems. Having said this, the smoke and hot fumes will exit a little easier but may be a little too easy. I have a 40" Pompeii with an 8" flue which works an absolute treat. 10" to me is a little generous but if you have the materials or can acquire them easier or cheaper, then I say run with it. Neill
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