Putting fires tubes in the house

[0DRLddMMyyyy0Falseen-USTrue]

I have a nice 14kw Fire, which is free standing, it goes out through the wall, with a lovely black stainless steel tube going all up the outside of the house. When I am in the garden I warm my hands on it. I want to place this inside, am I allowed to do so, and what has to happen to make it safe as it goes through the grenier and roof.

It seems so silly to have mord than half the heat going through to the garden.

Molly

 

[Nick Trollope]

[quote]I have a nice 14kw Fire, which is free standing, it goes out through the wall, with a lovely black stainless steel tube going all up the outside of the house. When I am in the garden I warm my hands o...[/quote]

Yes you can. I would need to be double-walled (you existing one obviously isn't!) so it won't (or shouldn't) radiate much heat - was this important? There are also regs about how close to flammable materials it can pass.

 

[0DRLddMMyyyy0Falseen-USTrue]

Nick, can you tell me where I would find the regs please.

Molly

[Nick Trollope]

[quote]Nick, can you tell me where I would find the regs please. Molly[/quote]

Yoikes! No I can't, hence my rather vague assertion. Perhaps someone else can...???

[derf]

You may find some useful info on this link:

http://www.lanive.fr/reglementation.htm