Originally Posted By: lgoodman
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Thank you ,Raymond.
Thank you ,Raymond.
Originally Posted By: mcyr
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I don't see what the issue is with this vent coming out of the basement window!
Half of it is blocked and the cedar shingles indicate to me that the window is 3.5 feet above, which is more that appropriate.
Thank you.
Marcel
Originally Posted By: lgoodman
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That is what I gleaned from Raymond’s post. No problem with the clearance from window.
Originally Posted By: mcyr
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Leigh, what is gleamed?
Actually, whatever it meant, I was addressing the post in General and not specific to a responder of the topic.
I just felt that the topic got sidetracked.
Marcel
Originally Posted By: rwand
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Oil furnace power vents vent out horizontally if I recall correctly, not vertical like gas fireplace wall vents. I don’t see a problem with the power vent either, but then I am a Canadian eh.
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Raymond Wand
Alton, ON
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Originally Posted By: lgoodman
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Gleaned means collecting the remaining grain from a reaped field or, in this case, finding facts bit by bit.
Reading your post confirmed what I thought I read into the illustration provide by Raymond and I wanted to acknowledge that, coming from you it cemented my belief that the vent was not a problem. Thanks, Marcel.
Originally Posted By: mcyr
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Leigh you are welcome.
Marcel