Hello,
My height is limited and it would be ideal to put a T horizontally directly on the back of the stove instead of vertically. One end of the T would have my barometric damper the other would go to an elbow and stove pipe up into my fireplace chimney.
Can I Install the T Horizontal Off the Back of My Stove?
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freetown fred
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CH, either finish your profile or post a pix or 2 of the stove. We're good, but we're not mind readers 
Really, nobody'll steal ya if you go the --finish your profile-- route 
Really, nobody'll steal ya if you go the --finish your profile-- route
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Short Bus
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I'm not clear about the position you are talking about, do you mean damper out the side of horizontal run or damper off the end of a horizontal run. Off the end of a horizontal run is not allowed as particulate with horizontal momentum could travel out the damper rather than up the stack.